Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, May 18, 1919

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VOL. XXV. NO. i:j;j.

CHICAGO, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1919.

SPECIAL EDITION

ROYCE ROOLS TO THE TORE

A. K. Macomber Buys Him for Big
Price Before the Races.

Later He Carries California Turf-
man’s Colors to Victory in the
Kings County Handicap.

NEW YORK, X. Y., M:i.v 17. — Royce Roola.
<iirryin»f the eolors of A. K. Miieoinlter. who lisxl
imreliaseil the Salvation- Sniutol.-it Kt'hlin); for
SI 1.. 'flu at the auction of T. H. Cpoas horses in tlie
liaddock immediately prior to tlie afteriuKin’s raeinc.
won the Kinits ('oiinty Handicap, tlie oiitstandint:
feature of a b<mmI Saturday’s program that attracted
■ov>*r 10.000 jieople to .lamaica. in spite of tiireaten-
ini; skies. Kreipient light sliowers drove the big
crowd to shelter time and again. Rain fell during
the running of the feature race, bat failed to
ilainpeii the enthnsinm of the spectators, who lustily
cheered Royce Risds when he gamely resisted the
pressing challenge of .Straight Forward through the
last eighth. Cudgel ran a grand race, forcing a
fast early pace, but found his heav.v imimst too
much anil tifed, though finishing with rare courage
and ganiehess. Ro.vce RihiIs’ race was an excellent
lierforinance. but he was doing his liest at the end
to hold safe the fast closing Straight Forward. The
IVilson racer’s slow earl.v running iiroved a sever*-
handica)i and |irobabl,v roblied him of the race.

The Kings Coiint.v Handicap has l>een a popular
featuri- of eastern spring racing since Ithia, its *-on-
deiised histor.v reading as follows;

Year. Winner. A.Wt. Jockey. Val. Time.
15WW The .Musk’teer..! 120 Hoar $1.S80 l:la=‘.-.

MILKMAID WINS THE PIMLICO OAKS ROYCE ROOLS SELLS FOR $11,500

Another Valuable Stake Goes to Commander A. K. Macomber Fays Big Price for the Pimlico

1!«H Florti’m «Jn*s*n.4 9ti HildebrauU. l.SOtl 1;.1:;
IWg; l(n|i4<l Water. ..4 120 L.vne l.«t* 1 ;«

liHHt Israfel . .

1907 Hiittling
IthlH Faust ...

1910 Fa.vette

191.’{ Isihoro ."i 11,'> Rutwell ... l.."d)0 l;.'>l'r.

litl.'> Stromlioli 4 124 K. Dugan... 2.100 1:4S

191« Cuiira 4 9S R. .McD’ott. •_*.92."> 1:4.'>=H

1917 Siroinladi ti 1’24 .1. Kiitwell. . :i.47.'> 1 ;4*i’S

191S Cudgel 4 liKt I.. I.yke .. 3.S.70 l:4tl'-.-.

1919 Royce Rmils. . .4 110 M. Kuxton.. 4.H.'»0 1 ;4.'i^

.\o racing in 1911 and 1912. Distance 3-4 mile in
1903; 1 1-S miles in 1913. Run at Aqueduct in
1910 and at Kelniont I’ark in 1913. Not run in
19<«> and 1914.

.\ disqualification marred the running of the
Moutauk Selling Stakes. Oleaster, after runniiu;
a gomi race and finishing second, was ilisi|ualified
for idnching Flying Orb back sharply at the half
mile ground. The winner was Eddie Kickenbacher.
from the stable of W. .1. Salmon, and he <•onfirmed
the giMMi impression he made in his initial start.
Avhen he won the Suffolk Selling Stakes on oimning
da.v. The Kentucky-bred son of 'Ttie .Manager led
all the way and won onl.v cantering at the end.
Flying Orb’s chanc*>s were ruined when Oleaster
hit him.

Teild.v Rousseau made it a double for the Salmon
stable when he rom|M‘d awa.v with the fifth, in
which Helario. the favorite, ran a decidedly dull
race.

I’oke.v Jane |>roved liest of the two-year-old fillies
that contested the o|>ening dash, while Our Nephew
luerel.v cantered to victory in the second, for which
Kewessa found the most snjqsirt.

John Sanford’s .luven**scence appeared liest to the
oralixers in the last rai-e. but third to Roi Craig
and W.vndover was the best he could do.

F. ii (1. Nugent, well-known horse dealers of
St. Isiuis. contemplate buying a goodly stable of
hoi-ses. the Imst that can la- proi-ur**«l. They looked
over King Plaudit to«la.v and asked if he "was for
sale. tieo. <)dom. owner of King Plaudit, replied
in the affiriiiative. but the conversation stopped
there, no pri*-e lieing asked or offer made. Tiie
Nugents are new aspirants for turf honors.

J. E. SEAGRAM TO RACE IN NEW YORK.

Jos, E. Seagram, pr**sident of the Canadian Kaiing
Association, has applieil to s*»i-retary Edwards for
twelve stalls at Jamaicu. Tlie.v could not lie had,
and it is prolaible the Seagram horses will be
stabled at either Itelmont Park or Aqueduct.

David McDaniel, the father of ’’Piiddin,” has
given up the horse business for goial. "The old
gentleman is going to get niurrie<i next month.’’
says "Puddin.’’ "and will attend to our joint bil-
li.-ird an<i |MM>lroom bitsiness, leaving the horse
work to me.”

Simon lle.-ily has a string of nearl.v a dozen of the
Kilmer horses at Jamaica. "Sun Kriar is at Iting-
liamton ainl will remain there for a few weeks
to serve a few* nior«- mares.’’ s.-iid .Mr. Heal.v. “I
also have in the stable a filly Itelonging to a brother
*»f Colonel E. 15. Cass.itt.”

King Itaggot, the motion picture star, for whi<-h
the Itrighton Stable named one of its «sdt’s a season
iigo. was an ititt-resteil s|>ectator.

Sergant .Mortimer .Murphy was an arrival from
Pitiilico and has under i-onsideration several offers
to train for New York owners.

T. M. Cross, who <-.-inie from Clii(-ago to witness
the dis|tersal of his racing stable, expressed him-
self as highly pleased with the prices realized for
the obler memls-rs of the band, and predicteil that
Ro.vce Kisils would more than sjitisfy Macomirer’s
Judgment of lifin.

lleo. Dtlom’s King Plaudit, which raced so credit-
.ibly in the Preakness .Stakes, arrived at Jatuaica
yesterdu.v.

Joikey Sneidman. who graditated from the ap-
prentic** ranks at Howie, has l>ecome assmiated
with the C. D. \\'itleiier stable under A. .1. Joy-
iK-r’s care.

.Vpprenti<-e .1, Ctirrigati. who scored his first vic-
t(U-.v on Deneral in tin- Pimlico maiden riders’ race,
has isuitracteil to ride for P. S. P. Itaudolph this
year.

C. Martin made his reap|s-arance in the saddle
yesterda.v on Kwoneshee after a term of army
service.

Wcst.v Hogan showi-d evidctn-e of lameness during
Ids morntng exercise and was withdrawn from
the Kings County Handicap.

John F. .Schorr wir*-d from I>ouisville bidding for
jo<-k>\v I.g)fius’ s(-rvi<-e /in E. H. Mcljcan’s The
Port<-r iti tin- Kentucky Hatidicap iti the event of
Cudgel’s withdrawal, which is improbable, despiU-
lils |H-rformum-e IihIh.v.

Colinella, a three-.vear-old filly of the (Hen
Riddle I'arm’s stable, broke a leg while exercising
on the training trai-k at Kelinout Park.

Jocke.v Stapleton was susitendeil for the remainder
of the meeting for rough ritling in the third rai-e
while on Oleaster. He shut off Fl.vilig ftrb on tin-
fur turn. i»ractically putting the Widener gelding
out of the race.

3 93 \V. Miller.. I..'i40 1:47

.3 114 Notter 1.512.'. 1:4.S=V.,

4 SS Sumter 1.4S0 1 :4sa-,

4 114 C. H. Shil’g 1.0.30 1 : 4.1

1..100 1 ;. 11 >.-,
2.100 1:4S

J. K. L. Ross Powerful Stable.

I’lMLlCO. Md., May 17. — Had the couditions lieen
mor*- favorable at Pimli*-p this afternoon the
Pinili<-o Oaks would have held as inucii interest
to man.v |>ersons. particularl.v horsemen, as the
Preakness Stakes, hut then the track was deet* in
mud, sloppy, ami the field of tlm-e-year-old fil-
lies that tried for the Maryland Joi-key Club's
newly established $.1.(N»0 race dwindled to five
starters. True, in this <|uintet was \V. R. Coe’s
Terentia, reckoned to lie one of the best of her sex
lust year, ami trainer Karrick came down from New
York es|a*ciall.v to saddle hen. so also did Jo«-ke.v
.Mc.\tee i-onie down to riile. but Terentia cmild
scarcely walk in the going. She ran for a quarter
of a mile and tired, and after tliat Mc.\tee ne<-d-
lessl.v punished her. She dropped ba<-k to the end
and stayed there.

Meantime there w.-is .-i contest la-tween Ophelia
and Commander Ross’ Milkmai<l, anil Oiiy Heilwell.
who had the great satisfaction of seeing his em-
ployer’s colors finish first in the Kentucky Derby
ami Preakmss Stakes, when Sir Barton carried them
to victory, had the greater gior.v of winning the
Oaks with .Milkmaid, a filly he purchased from
John E. Madden last fall just before he Isiught
Sir Barton. So Madden can claim cn-dit for hav-
ing sent the winners of the three greatest races of
the season to the isist from his farm.

The race for the Oaks today was really onl.v a
dual contest. Two of them. Ophelia and Milkmaid,
were the onl.v two that could untrack themselves.
Before a half mile had been traveled it was plain
that it was a two-horse race. Ophelia was the
liacemaker an-l she led along the backstretch and
until the far turn, where Sande sent Milkmaid
along and challenged. The struggle was brief.
Milkmaid lisiking in lietter condition tban she did
at Havre de tlrac*- or in her start in the Preak-
iiess. went to Ophelia an eighth out and easily
vanquished her. She won going awa.v. F.-tr back,
almost outside tin- sixti-enth post. Duchess I.sice
lM*at Polka Dot for third ami bringing np the rear
was Terentia.

Josejih .Mcl>-nnan. acting for Joseph E. Seagram
of Toronto, sigm-d the iiromising yonng rider A.
Richcreek ti* rid" one of Mr. Seagram’s *-audidates
in tin- King’s Plate, to be run at WiKattiine Park
on Sainnlay. May 24.

The useful plater Dan Bright Went lame a few
days ago and lias la-en turned out liy W. Raymond
at the Buena Yista Farm, near Baltimore.

Harry Rites taiosted Soldat de Verdun from $ti00
to Kl.im.'), but the colt was retained.

FRENCH-BRED COLT WINS EASILY.

The Frem-h-bred tliree-year-old Soldat de Ver-
dun found the going to his liking and easily ac-
count*-*l for the first race of the aftermam, lieuting
Ral Parr’s JIan o’ th’ Hour in goo*l style. Prunes
was accorded strong supiairt in the race, lint did
little to warrant it.

A sensational finish wound up the s«-coml race,
with The Dei-ision and Celto fighting it through the
last eighth and the result in doubt until the final
strides, t'elto’s finish after getting away last but
one ami being outrun early brought the crowd to
its feet.

St. Allan met defeat in the fourth race, tlie
Ormondale fill.v, Edith K.. running awa.v from her
in going which she st-enied to imrticularl.v favor.

E. Vivell purchased at private sale of H. S.
Koppin the us*-ful platers Franklin, IKuiglass S.
ami (ilasstoi. They will be shippi-il to Canada
some time next mouth. Mr. Vivell has bri-d the
mares Snowflakes. Casaba and Final*-** to VVatervale.
The mares an- at the Militar.v Stock Farm near
I>-xingtoii. Ky. Snowflakes has u yearling filly by
Jini (Jaffne.v.

The filli*-s Passing Shower and Polka Dot will
lie shi]ii>ed from here to Churchill Di,wns to start
in the Kentucky Oaks.

Barm-.v Schreiber will leave here for New York
lomorrow. After witm-ssing one of Sir Barton’s
trials at Havre <le tlran* this spring, Sclireilier
made a wager with a prominent horseman that

H. IJ. Bedwell would head the list of winning
trainers this year. He sa.vs that he thinks this is
the only wager that he will win. Judging from tin-
way he has liet-n playing them thus far.

<». W. Forman claimed King Henal of J. E.
Griffith for $1,983.

Janies Fitzsimmons shipiM-d a cariond of horses
to Jamaica on Friday and another carload will
leave tomorrow.

T. H. Wilson was fined $23 by the stewards for
deiHisiting a blank claim in the claiming Imix in
the raci- in whicli his i-olt Houtiini won. It was
done with the intent of mjsleailing other claimants,
but evidently it did not work out as Wilson desired,
as .Sam lauiis took the cult for $1,913.

A large part.v of Canadians who have been here
attending the races left for Toronto tonight, .\niong
them wen- Paul Cii-erie. T. J. Elward. Jack Laxtoii.
Frank Carter, Toniiu.v Daley and Melvin .\llen.
I>axton shills his King’s Plate candidate. Ciu-l*
John, to Woo<ibine Park to start in the big race
on Saiurday next. The colt has trained well for
the Canadian fixture and is fit and ready.

Spring Handicap Winner.

NEW YORK, N. Y., May 17. — A large crowd
attended the disiiersal sale of the horses of T. M.
Cross, which was held iu the paddo(-k at Jamaica
la-fore toilay’s racing. When the star of the sale,
Ro.vce Rools, was offered, it becani** evident the
giaal horses would bring g<KHl prices. The first bid
of $4,000 was rapidly topped and spirited bidding",
in which R. L. Bresler. John McKee and C. J.
Fitz Gerald participate*!, saw the Salvation gelding
advanced to $11,.3(KI. at which figure auctioneer Frank
Bain’s hammer fell and Mr. Fitz Gerald became the
nominal luiri-haser. It was later announced that
he had acteil for A. K. Macomber and Royce Rools,
the conqneior of Westy Hogan, Omar Khayyam and
other good handicap horses, would go under Waller
Jennings’ **are. Mr. Macomlier’s action proved
liiglily iMipular among enthusiasts, wlio ac*-epted it
as an ii.dii-alion <if a renewal of the interest which
waned during his war activities last -season. Kali-
tan, the Preakness winner of 1917, went to R. A.
Smilh. ai-ting for the Woodland .Stock Farm, after
a bidding (-ontest with Dr. R. H. .McCarter Potter,
fonner master of the P«siuest Stud. Kr**wer, the
good imimrted two-year-old winner, B. Davis for-
tunately s*-«-ured for $3.’IHI. The prices for all
were as follows:

Property of T. M. Cross, Chicago, 111.

Roy«-e Rmds, b. g, 4. by Salvation — Sainto-

lat; K. .Macomla-r $11. .300

Krewer. b. *-.

B. Davis ...
Kalitan, b. h.

b.v Alford — Ke.-idean II.;

Kalitan, b. h, 3, by Re.v Hindisi — Dall.v;

Woodlanil Stock Farm ". . 3..300

Roman.v, blk. c, 2. by E*-ouen — Ma.v Ihira;

R. II. Mrt'arter Potter 3.000

Orleans Girl, br. f, 2, b.v Jack Atkin -Liuly

Instiillator; W. M. Congdon 1.000

Lucius, ch. It, 3, by Isidor— Roxane; M. F.

Bonner tk30

Cain Spring, b. g, 3. b.v Zeus — Boneda; G.

Watkinson 100

Property of John Sanford, Amsterdam, N, Y.

Titanium, b. *-. 2,

S. P. Randolph
Dioniedes, ch. *-. 2.

T. O. Weblier
Ihimlnif-an. ch. c.

by Radium — Philistia; P.

...$

by Voter— Fille de Guerre;

Ihimlnif-an. ch. c, 2, by Predlcateiir— I»ve

-4pple; C. B. Williams ;t00

-Manager Traut*ir of the Fasig-'l'iptoii Comimny
rem.-irked that he hud lu-ver heard of such prices
lieing paid for horses. “A good horse is worth a
small fortiiim.’’ said he. "This shows the wonder-
ful present interest in the thoroughbred and turf
affairs.”

STAKES FOR PIMLICO FALL MEETING

More Money and Several New Features Added by
Maryland Jockey Club.

B.VI/riMORE. Md.. May 17. — In pursuance with
the is*li<-.v established b.v the Mar.vland Jockey Club
a few .vears back tin* stakes to lie run at the full
meeting at Pimli<-o will lie inen-ased in added
value, also several new stakes will lie addi-d. The
list as .-innoiiiK-ed by secretary William 1’. Riggs
is as follows:

Walden, for two-year-olds, $3,000 added; one
mil*-.

Pimlico .Viitnniii Handicap, 3-ycar-ol*ls. $3,000
added; one mile and a »|iiarter.

Elkridge Steeple*-hase, 3-year-oIils, $3,000 added;
two miles.

Manly Memorial Steeplechase. 4-year-oIds and
over, $10.INX) aiUleil; two miles and it half.

Bowie Hiin*li(-ap. 3-yeur-olds and over, $10,000
added; mile and a half.

The new fixtures include a series of weight- for-
age ra«-es for two-y*-ar-olds and over at distain-t-s
graded from three-i|uarters of a mile up to a mile
and an eighth. 'riiere are three of these events
and the <-onditions stipulate that $1,000 extra will
lie given to the owner of the Inirse winning two of
the rac*-s. They are:

Welght-for- Age, two-year-olds and over, $3,000

add*-*I; three -(piarters of a ntile.

Weight -for- Age, two-jear-olds attd over, $3,000

addetl; one mile.

Weight-for-Age. two-y**ar-olds and over, $3,000

added; one mile and an eighth.

.liiother innov.-ition will lie iuit*-*1 in the condi-
tions for the Pimlii'o Citp. a hamlicap for tltree-
year-olils anil over; to|i weight. 124 iMiuiids; two

iind a iiuarter miles; $3.IK»0 added. The Mar.vland
Jockey Club will present $.3tK» to the trainer of the
wintter; $2tKI to tiie tritiner of the second horse,
ami SlIMI to the trainer of the thini horse.

Entries will also close for the Pimlico .Nttrsery,
foals of 191S. to be run ttt the spring ni<-eting. 1920,
fottr and a hiilf furlongs, $2..30*l added. This is
an incr«-*ise of $1.IMNI in a*lde*i inotu-y over this
year’s r:i*-i*.

CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF GALWAY STAR OF SEAGRAM PLATERS

.las. Johnston has arrived at Belmont Park with
a stable of twelve, including the jiim|K-r Gold Bond.

Piirt of the faniiitis old Giitteulierg race tt'ack has
lie*-n uiade into <-hitr<-h proiierty, and a building is
to Is- erei-ted Oil it for tin* use of the ari-lideaner.v
of Jerse.v City, Newark diot-ese.

If our information is correct, sa.vs I>> Jis-key of
Paris, we ma.v annoiiiK-e that the finance minister,
after a searching examination of the i|Uestion. will
n-noun<-e the propo.sed tax of ten per i-ent on en-
trance to French race courses.

The three-yi*ar-old fill.v Selma G., which has not
rais-d since the Jefferson Park meeting lust wdiiter,
is ilSspla.ving speed of a high order in her training
gallojis at Churchill Downs, suggesting that she is
ready to win at the first asking.

W. R. Co*-’s two-year-old filly Cimlerella, by
Cell— Toots, which won her first start at Jamaii-'a
Friday in, a manner that stamiied her as aliove the
oriliuary, was one of the higli pri<-ed yearlings of
last year, bringing $3,000 at the Saratoga sales.

Jo*key Morys blames riding onh-rs for last
Thursday’s defeat of Exterminator by Cnder Fire.
He was, he says, told to wait in front ami diil so,
but also stales tliat when Cnder Fire made his
bid anil Exterminator was called on lie “wasn’t
there.’’

Tom Osborne, tlie veteran English jockey, who
won the St. I>-ger of 1873 on Marie Stuart, and
rmie a host of other good winners, has had to go
into Newmarket Infinnary owing to seriims trouble
with one of his legs. Osborne is iu his sixty-
seventh year.

S. C. Hildretli’s gooil three-year-old Purchase,
wliicli injured himself at Pimlico, is again in good
Isidily condition and taking his training at Bel-
mont Park in a way quite satisfying to his trainer.
He will probably be seen under t-olora at the
Belmont Park meeting.

TORONTO, Ont., May 17- — Di-sjiite an all night
rain the Woodbine Park track was in fair condition
tmlay. and the Seagram King’s Platers turned
in the la-st work of the season, Galway beating
Doleful and Hung Kong in the mile and a quarter
in 2:14V5. Galway looked to be the liest of the
three and will likely be the main reliance of the
WaterliMi stable next Saturda.v.

George Beardmore’s I.aidder of Light, second in
last year’s Plate, galliqied a mile and a quarter
iu tlie middle of the track in 2:19bj quite easily.
She was ridden b.v Jw-ke.v Foley.

Cncle John, recently returned from Pimlico, did
a mile in gixsl time and is all ready for the race.

The D.vmeiits’ Ma.v Blisun came out of lier work
yesterday in bad conilitiun and was not able to take
her regular gallop tiHlay. She may la- an absentee
next Saturday.

A lo*-al |iaia-r submits tlie following quotations
on the rai-e;

J. E. Seagram entry, even. 2 to 3, out.

laidiler of Light. 3, 8 to 3, 1 to 2.

Cncle John. S. 3. 3 to 2.

G. M. Hendrii- entry, 8, 3, 3 to 2.

Ma.v Bloom. 10. 4. 2 to 1.

C. Crew enir.v. <i0. '_’ll. 10.

E. B. Claiicy entry, I’lO, 20. 10. and the otlu-rs

1.30, 00. 2.3.

SIR BARTON BETTER THAN BILLY KELLY

•\s to the discussion n*garding the relative merits
Ilf Sir Barton and Billy Kelly tlu-ir trainer. Bed-
well. settles that himself. He says that there is no
question in his mind that Sir Barton is tlie la-tter
racer- -and Bedwell ought to know. "Sir Barton Is
a great liorse -a gri-ati-r one than Billy Ki-llv.”
said Bedwell. "and he will prove him.self far and
away the greatest three-year-old of liie year if he
stands up.”

MIDWAY’S CLARK HANDICAP

• • — ; — «

Parrish Racer Proves Best After

Scratching of the Stars. ^

■ ■ ♦ »

Crowd Rivaling that of Derby Day
Views the Racing — Prince of
Como a Surprise.

LOCISVII.LE. Ky.. Mn.r 17. — The Clark Handieiip.
formerl.v serving as a sequel to the Kentiick.v Derby
and now serving to give a probalile line to tlie win-
ner of tlie ricli Kentiick.v Handicap, tlie richest
Ilium in Kentiick.v for Imrses of niatiiri* age. was flu-
stellar race of a splehdid offering to Cliiircliill
Downs patrons, ami it resulted in a victory for

J. W. Parrish’s Midwa.v, with Beavi-rkill ill second
place and tlie veteran Hodge landing lliird. Seven
started after Externiiimtiir, 'The Porter, Ranclier and
Freeciitter wen- declared ont. The winner, at tlu-
weight assignment, ran as if much tlie besl. for he
was onl.v cantering at tlie end and liad a margin
of six lengtiis over Beaverkill. 'I'lie latter also
showed a splendid lierforinance, and hut for licing
sharpl.v forced back on tlie first turn would liave
given the winner a stouter tussle.

Tiie snii-idal tactli-s of Kohinson. Willis and Van
Dusen resiiectively. as the riders of Sewell Comlis.
Conrtsliip and Viva ’ .Vnierii-a, was resimnsible for
tlieir elimination before the stretch racing liegan.
Tlie trio, wltli Sewell Combs in front, raeed eai-li
other into exliaustion. and witli their falling hai-k
Midwa.v, wliicli liad lieen racing well under re-
straint. took np till- running and drew out decisivelv
in the streteli. .Vfter being fon-eil back on tin-
first turn Beaverkill had to he ridden liard. and
lie gradually gained liis lost ground, and bv a i-los**
turn Into tin- streteli managed to get into n contend-
ing iNisition before straiglitening away for tlie
stretch sprint. Imt the winner was too giiml for liini
tmlay. Sewell Combs cracked badly in the streti-ii
and Hmige overliaiiled liini near the end for tliiril
place. Conrtsliip quit badly and impressed on*- as
faint-liearti*il.

Witli a liistory us old as tin- Kentucky Derbv.
and impnlar among patrons of Kentucky racing. Il'n-
Clark Handicap was run for tlie forty-fiftli time
today, its condensi-il history since 1910 lieing as
follows;

Year. Winner. A.Wt. Jockey. Val 'J'ime

1910 King’s Daughter? 124 T. Koeiiier.$l.tMMI 1:43a-

1911 Star Cliiirter. . .3 103 J. Wilson.. l.tnMl II71-

1912 .\dains Express. 4 122 C. II. Sliil’g 1.0’JO 1:4,3''-"

1913 Biii-kliorn 4 122 Gmise -’.O.SO 1 -4si ’

1914 Belloc 3 9.5 A. Mott ... 2,310 1 U.3 "

191.3 Hodge 4 108 C. Borel .. 2..380 1-44^;

1910 Hodge .3 120 C. Hunt ... 2.320 l;43a'."

1917 Old Rnselmd. . .0 117 D. Ciiiin’llv. 2.230 ]-43i'-"

1918 Beaverkill 4 104 D. Willis I. 2.380 1:4, SU

1919 Midway .3 117 H. Thiirln-r. 4. .300 1 ;4liaj-|

An attendiinei- tliat rivaled that of Di-rbv day

took advantage of the good card and delightful
racing i-onditions to witness the sport. The track
was rapidly drying ont. but was several sei-onds
slow to the mile. Tills was responsible for the ab-
sence Ilf many of the original carded starters.

GRUNDY’S DISAPPOINTING RACE.

The liandicaii at tliree-qnarters furnished an out-
standing upset liy tlie victory of Prince of Como
over some of the liest tliat i-oiild he mustered at tin-
track. Lucky B. was going fast at tlie end lind
would liave won in a few strides more. Tin- sliiiw-
ing Ilf Griiiiily in this was ilisappointing and lii-
finished far liack.

JiK-key Kidenonr joined tlie hand of riders now-
on till* oniside looking in, for he was snspeiided
for five days by tlie stewards for rough riding ia
the tliird race, in wliioli he cut across in front
Ilf tlie otliers iit tlie start and caused several of tin-
starters to be sbnffled back on the first turn.

M. J. IVinn departed this afternoon for Tgitonin.
where he will confer with Harry Breivogel, resi-
dent manager of the trai-k. witli "regards to details
for tlie iqH'iiing and look over some of tlie man.v
impnivi-nients made at tlie eonrse.

El Re.v was i-laiined out of tin- tliird race liy B.
Cliapinan for $1,700.

Move On. wliieli Pat Dunne receiitlv ai-quiri-d
from T. .M. .Mnriiliy by private purchase, was
claimed yesterday by L. Erb for Sl.liOO.

Joeke.v Miirra.v escaiieil narrowl.v from serious
injur.v in the i-losing rai-e Frida3*, wlieii bis mount,
M omlllirusli. went dow n iu a heap wliiic in a con-
teiidiug iMisitioii just ts-fore reaeliing the lower
turn. Miirra.v was taken uucoiiscious to a iiear-liv
stable, but later recovered and walked baik to
the jocke.vs’ quarters.

High I>iw. winner in the last raee vesterilav,
received atteiiMon. from J. B. Goodman. "W. Per-
kins. H. Perkins ami K. Silence. Tin- hitter was tlii-
luck.v one in llie draw and seeiired him for the
claiming price of $2,000.

B. .1. Braiimm's Colonel Livingston is hai-k again
in training and taking Ids racing preparation in
fine style. It is inlendeil to have him a starter
in some of tlie Lalonia fixtures. St. Bernard. Ills
Stalili-iniite. is also riiunding to goml form after his
slight intlis|H>sition. wliicli is said to liave ai-ciuiiited
for Ids dull sliiiwiiig in the Kentucky Derby.

Pat Iliiniii- ailiied Gourmand to Ids stalde. " liaving
acquired liini liy private niircliase from the Waldeck
Stable.

E. R. Bradley Is.ngbt this morning tlie filiv
.Minawand from (’. p. Reed and intends lii-r for"
lireeiling piiriHises.

»

VIOLET BONNIE’S DEATH SEVERE LOSS

A. L. Kirb.v snffi-ri-d a severe loss w'lien ids goml
fill.v Violet Itonide died at Clinrcldll IKiwus Miin-
da.v. Violet Bonnie was a four-year-old daughter
of 3'riinsviial Mary Da.v and iiossessed a wonderful
turn of sia-i-il. She could run equally as well over
a lieav.v traek as on a fast one, and iniild earr.v
lii-r speed for a considerable distance of ground.
.\s a tbrce-ycar-olii she gained distinction by de-
feating till- fast Viva .Vmerica on two nccusions,
once at tliri-e- quarters of a mile and again at oiie
inile. .Vltogetiu-r Violet Bonnie won six out of
her eight starts ns a tliri-e-.vear-old and was a
Idglily regiirdcd young racer, promising miicli as a
future stud matron. Her in-digree ami raeiiig reeord
follow :

Violet Bonnie, ch. f. (1915), by Transvaal—
Mary Day.

Year. Age. Sts. 1st. ‘2d. ,3f?. Clip. Won.

1917 2 tt 1 1 O 4 $1,173

1918 3 8 r> O 1 1 .3.9117

1919 4 4 9 2 1 1 31S

Totals (3) IS 7 3 2 (i $7,800

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Tlie horses wliicli l^ccm best in Momlay’s races
are:

Churchill Downs — Ixiiisville, Ky., Slay 17.

1 — Bringhurst. .Vrtliiir Middletoii, Billie B.

2 — 40UICE, Say When, Kxliorter.

3 — Sister Ileleue, Director .liiiues. Ella T.

4 — Onioiid. ('beer Is-ader, Fern llaiulley.

5 — E. K. Bradley entry, Lillian Sliaw, Bellsolar.

6 — Is‘gal. Cnntilever. Lidy Racliel.

7 — Sir Oliver, Lady Mexican, Frank Monroe.

J. L. Dempsey.

BnfTalo’M Chnrchtll Downs Handicap.

J — Bringliiirst, Star Baiiy. Billie B.. Mabel Trask.

2 — I’orte DraiM'an. .loriee, Exliorter. Iloi>eful.

3 — Sister Helene, Ella T.. ('aneion, Bobby Allen.

4 — Precious, Oinoiid. llm-nir. Wise Man.

5 — LILLI.\N SH.\W, Iwin. .Toyfnl, Batter Cake.

(i — I’astourcau. Caeainbo, LuU.v Itaehel, Corson.

7 — Itegreso, Captain Burns, Sir Oliver, Bomiie
Tess.

Observer’s Chnrehlll Downs Handicap.

1 — Bringhurst , Artliur Middletoii, Billie B., Arch

IMotter.

2 — I'orte DrM|M-au, lIo|M>ful, .loriee. Exliorter.

3 — Elia T.. Sister Helene, Director James, Clear

tlie Way.

4 — Wis«' Stall, Herald, Ciieer Ix'ader. Oiiioiid.

Ti — Iwin, Lillian Sliaw, Batter Cake, Bellsolar.

(! — PASTOrUE.VU, Cantilever, l.uidy Rachel, Ca-
eainlK).

7 — Sir Oliver, Captain Burns, Common Law, Bryu-
liinali.

Jamaica — New York, Slay 17.

1 — King Agrippa. (Joaler, lloliokiis.

2— HI Si.MEK SICH, .Mareliesii 11.. .Melaiicliolia.

3 — Liu'iillite, (Jeorge Starr, Old Km-nig.

4— -Camoiifleur, Tiisealoosa, Startling.

5 — I’oaclier. Paddy Dear. Poor Biitlerriy.

(> — Red Domino, End Slau, .Mario Autoiiiette.

E. P. Farrell.

Buffalo’s Jamaica Handicap.

1 — lloliokiis. King Agrippa, Half and Half,

Slaliee.

2— Slelancliolia, Summer Sigh, Slareliesa II., Sliss

Sterling.

3— LFCULI.ITE. Old Koenig, I»rd Brighton,

(D-orge Starr.

4— Startling. Out the Way, Abadaiie, Paiiaman.

5— Jack Mount, I’addy IH-ar, Taiiliiliis, Poaclicr.

6 — End Mail, Red Dumiiio, Shoal, Marie Antoi-

nette.

Observer’s Jamaica Handicap.

1 — Hnlinkiis. King Agrippa, Half and Half,

J’Arrivc.

2 — Sliss Stertiiig, Slelancliolia, Summer Sigh,

Tara scon.

3 — LUCULLITE. Old Koenig. Lord Brigiitun, Out

the Way.

4— Snbalidar, Out tlie Way, Startling, Ultima

Tliule.

5 — Poacher, Paddy Dear, Jack Sloiint, Poor But-

terfly.

6 — End Sian, Shoal, Red Domino, Service Star.

Pedigrees of Kinnoul, Sam Freedman, Talisman and
Fanny Cook and Their Excellent Racing.

Two-year-olds prominent in early spring racing
rarely prove to lx- topiiotcliers when the big prizes
of tlie tiirf come nii for decision. Tlicre are excep-
tions, of w'liicli Billy Kelly was a sliinliig example
last year. It is too early to <‘stiniate the situation
eorreetl.v tills year, lint some of tlie youngsters seem
in aetioii so far appear to la» above the ordinary.
Pedigrees of four are liere given, all of wliicli liavc
raced well and won.

Eastern observers who saw Kiiiiionl race are of
the opinion that lie is a really goixt colt. His
lK-digr«‘e shows a striking mixture of American.
Eiiglisli and Australian winning lines. In his first
start lie ran fonrtli to Peter Combs. Cobwebs and
I’aiil Jones at Havre do Grace, evidentl.v lus'ding
racing edn<*atioii. Since then lie lias run twice and
won twice. iHuitiiig the tiest Maryland form in tin-
two. His successful riiees were at Pimlico, a purse
and tlie Pimli<-o Nnrser.v Stakes. In them lie
sliowed fine speed, gameiiess and ability to carry
gisal weight sneeessfnll.v.

Sam Fri-edmaii was iintbeiitically reiHirted to liave
sliown miirveloiis sjieed in training prior to the
Keiilnek.v campaign. Perhaps it was dulled by liis
having la-eii called on sliow it too frecpiciitl.v. At
aii.v rate, when la- made liis debut in the Idle Hour
Stakes at Ia-.\iiigtoii be ran unplaced to Cliisca.
Micke.v Moore and Westwisal. He redeemed liimself
in tlie Biisliford Manor Stakes at Cliureliill Downs,
tint liad a liard time in la-.-itiiig Westwood. Botli
are fast colts, however, and may be on tlie road
to fame.

Talisman won the Debutante Stakes and. in doing
so. placed to tlie creilit of tlie unta-aten Colin tlie
first stake race of real importance won by any
of ills progen.v. Slie seems a goiHl filly, but was
beaten in her last race.

Faiiii.v C«M)k won four fast purse races in a row
over the Maryland tracks, lint was niiplai-i-d in her
last start. Tliere is no i|n<-stioii of her sjs-ed, tint
some as to her stamina. We shall know about that
later on.

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VANDERBILT’S ENGLISH DERBY COLT

W. K. Vanderbilt’s French colt, McKinley, by
.Macdonald — Mrs. Ih-spard, by Isinglass, is being
stoutl.v liackcd to win tin- Epsom Derliy, to Ik- run
two weeks from Wednesday, and for which tbe
Eiiglisb colts The Panther and Stefan tlie Great are
first and scis.nd choices. McKinley’s present figure
is 100 to 7 against. Of McKinley W. Allison in
the lamdoii Sportsman writes: “1 know that Mr.

Vaiiilerbilt’s trainer, William Duke, tliiiiks tliat
.McKinley is an extra giKsl colt. I also know that,
altliongli tlie plans for French racing are iincertain.
iinil the intention of bringing a niimiK-r of horses
over to England to race may in- abandoned, tin- idea
of winning tlic Dcrl.y with JicKinle.v is still en-
tertained. and certain sniii-s of uioiie.v liave liei-n
invested on the son of Macdonald and Mrs. Despard
at such pric«.-s as 20 to 1. It is imimssible to gauge
tlie form. es|K-cially as .MeKinle.v’s victories were in
Spain, hilt Duke’s Judgment in itself sliould Ik-
goml enough to assure ns that liis D«*rhy liorsc can-
not Ik- really iiiislerate. Time passes fast in tliese
ilays. and tlioiigli we saw Mrs. Despard— an ardent
suffragette — eoiitesting an ele<-tion rccs-iitly, it seems
like aneieiit liislory to get haek to the salad days
of tlie militant suffragettes. It liap|M-iis, however,
tliat tin- little mare liy Isinglass — Cri de Giu-rre
was unnanied when Sir Joliii Tliursliy gave lier to
me, and I called lier Mrs. Ik-spard on account of
her dam.”

jeeeive $l.o0. A swi-ejistakes of payalile at time
of entry, and $10 additional to start. For tliroe-
year-olds and upward, tlie projK-rty of a British
subject resident in Ontario, foaled, raised and
trained in Ontario, tliat liave iii-ver won a race,
eitlicr on the flat or aenws country, other tlian a
race exclusively for I wo-.vear-olds; liave never left
t’nnada, and ligve never iK-en for .1 period of more
than one imintli out of tliis pmvims-. Winners to
carry !> iH>nnds extra. D.-atli <if nominator does not
render entry voiii. One mile and a qiiarler. A

pieee of plate will he presented by the club to the
winner.

George W. Bearilmnre’s Lid.ler of Liglit, hr. ui,
5. bj' Stanhope II. — Missing Link.

lirookdale Stalile’s Ma.v Itloom. Ii. f. 4. by Red
Fox II. or Heresy- -The ISelle of Mayfair.

E. B. (Maneey’s Master Fox, cli. c, 4, liy Red

Fox II. — Miss Morgan: I-itest News, cli. f, 3, by

Charlie Gilbert — Miss Morgan.

C. A. Crew’s Jim Petrie, cli. g, 3, by Wire In —
Cannie Mtiid.

J. W. llaiumond’s Dr. Warren, h. c, 4. by lltir-
vey — Irene A.

George 51. Hendrie’s .\mmiiiiitioii. eli. g, 4, liy

Charles Edward- Sliimoiies.-; Salvo, li. g. 3. by

Charles Edward —SI iik. Fly; Soiiiiiie. cli. f, 3, by

Charles E'lward Spanish 5Iai.l.

F. E. Jones’ Galena, li. m. ."i, l.y R.-.l Fox II. —
Flying Bess.

M. 1/P Ko.v’s Ilemispliere. h. g, 3, h.v Stanliope
II. — The Glolie.

James MeUmnn-ay’s Antiplioii, cli. f. 3, by 5’iisi-
lanti 11.^ — Cliurcli Bell.

D. J. McKay’s Cemas. Ii. f, 4. by Charles Ed-
ward — Miss Murtimiis.

Joseph E. Seagram’s Hong Kong, h. c. 3. by
Havoc — Royal Cliina; Galway, cli. c. 3. by H.ivoc
or Galatine — Irisli Ijiss II.; Doleful. Ii. c. 3. by
Ypsilauti II. — Dolores III.; Gallant Kitty, lir. f. 3.
Ii.v llavoo or Galatine- -Kate KiltlelK-rr.v.

Siiiiuyside Stable’s Uiiele John, ch. e. 3. l.y Aero-
iiuni-— Spring 5laid.

Tliorncliffe Stal.le’s Pleasure Bent, li. g. 4. li.v
Nealon — Frolic; Bugle .Mareli, b. g, 3. liy Nealoii—
5Irs. Frank Foster; Glow Worm, tir. f. 3. by Neahm
or First Siglit — 1/iupaiiiu; Fair and Warmer, cli. f.
3, l.,v First Sight — Fair Annie.

William Walker’s Cora W., h. f, 3, l-y Stanley
Fay— LUitl G.

One 'riioiisand Guineas (1 mile), Atmali 1 :3S%

Two Tlioiisaiid Guineas (1 mile). Siinstar. . . . 1 :37=4i
t’amliridge^liire (1 1-S miles), Brown Prince 1:.'0%

Jiiliilee Handicap (1 J-4 miles). Elair 2:02-)^

.Manchester flip (1 1-2 miles), .Marajax 2:27*-,

Freneli Derby (I 1-2 miles). .Vlcanlara 11. . .2:30%
New Derliy (1 1-2 miles), Newmarket, Pom-

mern 2:32-%,

Di-rliy (1 1-2 miles 29 yards), Lemberg 2:3o'/i

New Oaks (1 1-2 miles), Newmarket, My

I>ear 2:34

Oaks (alHiiit 1 1-2 miles). Jest 2:37:'5

SeptemlH-r tOakes (substitute St. I>-ger; 1 3-4

miles I. Pommerii 2:.">ri-%,

St. la-ger (1 3-4 miles 132 yards), Black Jes-
ter 3:02%

Grand Prix de Paris (1 7-8 miles), Sardaua-

pale 3:11 %

Ascot Stakes (2 miles). Pradella 3:l!)'-tr,

Mellioiiriie Cup (2 miles), Night Wateli 3:2.'>%

Cesarewiteli (2 1-2 miles), Soii-in-Iaiw ....3:47
Chester Cup (nearly 2 1-2 miles), SandiKiy .2:.'iti‘r.
Gn-at Metropolitan (2 1-4 miles). Accurate. .3:,"i7%
Ascot Gold (’nil I2 1-2 miles), I’rince Pala-

I (lie t %

Goinlwood Clip (2 .'i-S milesi. Catmint 4:4.8%

Aiistraliiin Steeph-elmse (alKiut 4 miles), Graf-

iiax 7;.->4%

Aiistr iliaii Gruml National (about 3 1-8

niiiesl. Ik-hIi Kleshiia •i:24-%

Grand National (old course), lluiitsman 0:30

Grand Nutional (present course), .Vseelie’s
Silver 0:34%

ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

John r., Chicago, 111. No. Oleaster’s backers
in the race won by Rocking Horse eonld only win
place wagers.

Siiliscrilier, Iroiiton. O. Coral was not entered in
tlie seveiidi race at I'imlieo May 2. .\ parlay of
that date on Ik- .Marsoiiiii and Coral woiihl have
l»-eii a draw.

T. G., Chicago, 111. The layer’s misinformation
laid no standing against tlie facts of tlie race.
Gallagher and Little Alexander iK-longed to the

sjiiiie man and formed a (.saipk-d entry in race

42330. -\ wager would have been on the entry and

won pdace and show.

LIMTSVILLE. Ky., May 17. — Training ojierations
at Chiirehill Downs this morning were over a heavy
Iraek, witli tlie "dogs” np. The following were the
work-outs reiKirted by tlie official timers:

At Churchill Downs.

Weather clear; track heavy —

Artliiir Middleton — 1'liree-<inartcrs in 1:19.

Allah - Mile in l:,*il.

Boil Jonr — Five-eiglitlis in 1 ;04.

Busy Joe — Five-eighths in 1:08%.

Bai- — Half mile in 54%.

Blaize — Half mile in .52'-%.

Blink Watch — Half mile in 55.

Biddledec- Half mile in .54.

Blaekie Daw— Half mile in 53.

Clliitonville — Five-eighths in 1:01%.

Coekroaeli — Five-eiglillis in 1:05.

Clara Martin — Mile in 1:51.

Coi. Taylor - Half mile in .54.

Captain Burns — 5Iile in 1 :4S.

Cheer Leader — Mile in 1:4.8.

D«-lie(h — Half mile in .55.

Dam-iiig Spray— Mile in 1:4(1%.

Drastic — Mile in 1;,53.

Elktoii- Mile in 1:.52.

Ernest B. — .Mile in 1 :57.

Fair Orient — .Mile in 1 :.54.

Flyaway — Mile in 1:45%.

Green Jones -Half mile in 51.

Gen. Byng — Tliree-qimrters in 1 :23.

Grumpy — Mile in 1;.55.

George Diiiiean — Mile in 1:48%.

Hunter Platt — Tliree-qnarters in 1:22%,.
Ho|K-fiil— Three-ipiarters in 1:22.

Harvest King — Mile in 1;.5(!.

Iwin— Mile in 1:51'%.

Jim Heffering — Mile in 1;,50%.

Ja|) — Mile in l;49‘-%,.

J. C. Stone — Mile in 1:.52%.

Lord lliiniilton — Half mile in .55.
iK'gal— Mile in 1:48.

Nepi- — Three-<|uarter.s in 1 :22.

Nashville — Half mile in 50%,.

IMiie Grove — Half mile in 52-;i.

Patela-s — Half mile in .52-%.

Petard — Half mile in .54.

Itog — Five-eiglitlis in 1 :(M.

Rufus Riley — Mile in 1 :49.

SjKikam- Queen — Half mile in 51.

Starry Banner — Three-quarters in 1:19%.

Seoiirgeiiian — Mile in 1:55.

Saiisyming— Mile in 1:49-%.

Sirion Maid — Tliree-eiglitlis in 40.

Thistle Green — Five-eiglitlis in 1:03%.

Taeola — Tliree -quarters in 1:22%.

Zaza — Tliree-eiglitlis in 40.

At Douglas Park
Weather clear; track good —

Baby Cal — 5lile in 1 ;.55.

Bryiilimali — Mile in 1:43%,.

Bean Briimmel — Half mile in ,50%.

Contestant — Half mile in .52%.

Cohweli — Half mile in .50%. _

Corson — Mile in 1:48.

Featlierwit — Five-eighths in 1:07.

George Graham — Mile In 1:57.
llanoviu — Mile in 1:.54.

Handhiiie— 5Hle in 1 :.5().

Harry Shaw — Mile in 1:49.

Hociiir — Mile in 1:40%.

Jim Dudley — Mile in 1:40.

Jack Straw — Five-elgliths in 1 :(K1.

Imdy Small — Tliree-tiiiarlcrs in 1:22.

Lillian G. — Threc-qiiarlers in 1:17.

Mary H. — Tlirec-iiuartcrs in 1 :‘J3.

Mustard -Tliree -quarters in 1:18.

.Money Maker -'I'liree- quarters in 1:23%.

.Miss AVells— Mile in 1:.52'%.

Miss Prm-ter- -Five-eighths in 1:00.

Old BriKiin — Five-eighths in 1:11.

ProsiH-ctor — Three-quarters in 1:19.

Precious — Mile in 1 :48.

Safely First — Five-eighths in 1:10.

Skiles Knob — Three-quarters in 1:15%.

Tlie Gallant — Mile in 1;.50%,.

Tippo Saliili — Tliree-qiiarters in 1:19.

Tim McGee — Three-quarters in 1:19%.

Tokalon 5larcli — 5Iile in 1:48%.

Tokay — Half mile in 5)!.

Warsaw — Tliree-qiiarters in 1:19.

Whirling Dim — Mile in 1:48'%.

Waller H. I’iqrce — Mile in 1:51%.

•

NEW SUPERINTENDENT AT LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. Ky.. May 17.— John Keegan, for-
mer siiiK-riiitendeiit of tin- Litoiiia track, arrived
here this morning and assumed his duties as sii|H-r-
iiiteiident of tlie Kentucky AssiK-iatioii track, suc-
ceeding James P. Ross, wlioso resignation t«Kik
effect Thursday and wlio in future will devote hia
attention to training horses.

PIMLICO FORM CHART

MD., SATURDAY, HAT 17, 1919. — Fiftecntli and last day. Mar.vlaiid Jockey Club. S|iriiig
Meeting of 1.5 da.vs. Weather cloudy; temperature 75°.

Steward to Re|ireseiit JjM-ke.v CIiili. F. J. Bryan. Judges, J. McLeiinaii and 11.' P. Coiikliiig. Starter,
5Iars Cassidy. . Racing Secretary, W. P. Riggs.

Racing starts at 2:30 p. ni. (Chicago time 1:30 p. ni.). W iiidieates Avliip, S spurs, B lilinkers. Fig-
ures in pareiitlieses following the distance of eacli race indicate date, truck record, age of horse and
weight carried. *Indicates apiirentico allowance.

^OQOrt I’IKST race— 1 1-16 Miles. (Oct. 19. 1910—1:46—5—120.) Purse $1,080.01. 3-year-
JL md nj ij olds and upward. Selling Handicap. Net value to winner $780.01; second, $200; third,
$ 100 .

Index Horses ' AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

(4‘J3’J’J)SOL. DE VERDUNw 3 9-r. 4 7 4' 4»t 1" I" 1'.'. A Richcr’k D Shaw

423.54 = M',N O’ TH’ HOURwb 4 no 1 2 51 5'1 3' 2= 2» 1^ AlcAtee R Parr

4 2354 THRIFT
( 42340 ) •REIJ..RINUER
42314»PRUNES

w 4 104i 8 8 7’ 8'-- ?' o'l :in W Chert

5 108 7 6 3* 3'1 4' 3'i 4'J S Wida

w 4 109 5 9 G"" 6' til B' 5l> E Sande

42350 PERIGOURDINE w 4 103 10 1 8'“ 7* 8'» 71 6’* L Fator

T E Crist
E K Bryson
D S Fountain
H J Kennedy

42375 TOMMYWAAI- ws 3 109 6 5 2- 2 ' 51 8* 7- A Johnson G Peterson

42356 SIMON PURE WB 4 109 1 3 3 1= 1- 2 ' 4'i 8= T Rk-c B Gray

42015 PEERLESS ONE w 4 108 9 10 91 9" 9-» g"® 9»® H Hanmer AV C Daly

38176 .MONIKER w 4 102 2 4 10 10 10 10 10 R Moore G B Fenwick I

t.Mntiiel flekl. Time. 24%, 49%. 1:16%, 1:45%, 1:53. Track heavy.

$2 miitiiels jiaid. Soldat <le A erdiin. $7.(8) straight, $4.40 place, $3.80 sliow; Alan o’ th’ Hour. .SC. ill
place. $5.(8> show; Tlirift. Held, .$12.70 show.

Equivalent hooking odds — Soldat de A’erdiiii. ’J.AO to DM) straight. 120 to DM) place, !M) to DM) s’jow
Alan o’ til’ Hour, 220 to 100 place. 180 to 1(8) sliow: Tlnift. ticld. .535 to 100 show. ,

AViiiner — B. c, by Verdun — Place Forte (trained liy D. Shaw; bred in France liy Baron AI. de Roth-
scliild).

AA’ent to jmst at 2:34. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. AA’on easily; second and tliird driv-

ing. SOLD.Vr DE VERDUN, an imiiroving colt, went aroiiml the leaders with a rnsli on the turn out of
tin- liackstrctch and was taken under restraint after racing into 11 long lead. AIAX ()’ ’ril’ HOUR rai-i-d

proniim-ntly and tinislied in resolute fasliion. THRIFT came fast at the einl and outstayed BELL-

RINGER for third place. PRUNES tinislied well. .SIAIDN PURE quit after setting tlie earlv pace. Tin:
winner, entered for $(MK). was hid up to $1.(815 and hoiiglit in.

Scratelieil — (42:t71 IHoudini, 101; (4’.’351) Kilts IL. 117; 40913 Rose AVater, 1(8); 42371 AVilfreda, 9ti;
42287 Uiick- Sand. 90.

Overweights — Thrift, 4% ikiiiikIs; Tomm.vwiiae, 1; Simon Pure, 1%.; Peerless One, 4.

G B Fenwick

Equiv. Odds Str’t

250-10'l
.5:10-1(8)
t5095-K8l
13.50-ino
210 K8I
l:{25-10'»
24 15- KM)
1.54.". -KM)
2890-1(81

/|09Q~| second RACE— 3-4 Mile. (Nov. 4. 1916— 1;11%— 6— 133.) Oriole Handicap. Furie
J. $1,080.01. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $780.01; second, $200; third,
$ 100 .

Index Horses AAVtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eouiv. Odds Str’t

Equiv. Odds Str’t

(42328)THE DECISION wsB 6 120 1 5
42277”('ELTO w 7 10:5 3 6

42251 = WIDOW HEDOTTEw 5 107 C 2

I'lM 1' 11 111 A Nickl’us J E Davis

42 I 76" A AIACKASSIN
42376" »ONICO

42027‘MUMBO JUMBO w 5 95 4 :! .5'i 7' ,5*' (!’ R Aloorc G Luther 217.5 KKi

42322 ’TORClUATO II. wB 3 94 1 8 7 3" 3'1 7" T* J AVcsslcr A' Apreda 9775 100

42309 SURPLICE W 3 100 7 4 6' 8 8 8 1, Fator H Bowen 4:!(K)-KM)

Time, 24%, 49%, 1:16%. Track heavy.

$2 mntnels jiaid. The Decision. $8.70 straiglit. $5.30 place, $3.80 sliow; Celto, .$8.10 place, $5.:i() show;
AVidow Redotte, $4.00 show.

Equivalent hooking odds— The Decision. 3;5.5 to D)(» straiglit. 105 to 1(8) place, J8) to D8) sliow, Celto.
305 to 1(8) place, Di.5 to DK) sliow; AVidow Bedotte. 130 to 1(8) sliow.

Ayiiiiier— B. g. )iy King James — Verdict (trained h.v M. Brady; hreil by Air. Henry T. Oxmirdt.

AA’eiit to post at .'LOt. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third (In-

WB 4 too.'. 5 1
WB 4 97 2 8

w 5 95 4 ::

WB 3 94 1 8 7

w 3 1(81 7 4

7» 41 2" 2' S AVida
411k 511k H* 3'1 G Con-y
oil 2'< :!'■ 4'> I, Ensor

E C Griffith
E Trueman
J E Griffith

8 6' 41 S'" A Richer’ k T Francis

same. 'I'HE DECLSIO.N moved up rapidly next to tlie inside rail after hegiiming slowly and. taking the
k-ad, raced AAIACKASSI.N into defeat in the first lialf. hut was driving hard to witlistaiid CEL'l’O’S nisli.
The latter came tlirongh on tlie inside after entering the iiomestretcli and tinislied fast and gaining.
AVIDOAA’ HED01’'rE was in the middle of the track at tin- tiiiisli and going fastest of all. ONICO drop|a-il
liack after iK-giimiiig slowly and closed an imnieiise gap. AAIACKASSIN showed speed, lint quit.

Sera tclied— 42376 Zmiave, 104; 42328 Coral, 91; 42177 Tit for Tat. 98; 42371 Krizciir. 90; 4ij22"Vclo
98; 42164 Sea Bcucli. 101; 42265 Retwceii Us, 104; 42:423 AV. AVard. 95; 422.59 Bcancaire, 95.

Overweights - Amackassin. 3% pounds: Tor<|iiato II. . 3>o: Siiridice. 5.

THIRD RACE— —2 Miles. (May 8. 1913 — 3:49% — 8 — 149.) Consolation Selling Handicati
Steeplechase. Purse $1,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $700; sec-
ond, $200; third, $100.

Index Horses

42275 -'BRAND
42324 AIELOS
42S24»INF°IDEL II.
42324 LITTLE HORN
42352 TOPPV NIX
42338 NEAV HAA EN
42352 OTTO FLOTO
40310 CYNOSURE
42324 RHOMB
42 162 "ALGA RDI

A

Wt

PPSt

4

8

12

13 :

Fin

Jockeys

w 5

137

2

4

8"

8“

7'®

1«

AV

Blake

w 12

134

1

5

•>2

2‘-

3'.'.

2b

2‘1

I>

Cheyne

w 6

138

B

B

5’

4"

2'i

Ink

3®

F

AVill’ms

w 11

138

3

11

10'

8'®

5'®

4'1

E

Landry

w 5

133

10

2

1"

luk

IJ

4*

5'"

AV

Green

w 10

140

7

1

3nk

3(1

.|nk

B»

B'"®

AV

Taylor

w 8

130

11

8

6«

7"

yiO(

«72U07300J

Ranch

w 10

PM)

9

9

11

10

10

8

8

A

Nk-kl’us

w 9

i;a

5

7

7"

«'2

52®

FVII.

A

Sims

w B

130

8

3

4"

'5nk

B'u

L. rider. T

Fen’ssy

Ew 10

135

4

10

9'-«

Fell.

s

Bush

Equiv. Odds Str’t

H I, Pratt
G Nibbs
J E AVident-r
N S Hurd
T J Donahue
AV L Oliver
J AV Dayton
G P Sherman
AV Stockton

stakes, and $2.(88); tlie second horse $(88). and tlie DCPDDn TIUCC rtC f'DCAT DAPCC I

third horse $2.50. Tlie brt-eder of the winner to KLl/UnU IIMb.O Up uKc.AI KALLo

tAtiitiiel tield. Time, 4:14. Track heavy,

$2 iiiutm-ls paid. Brand. $7.60 straight. $5. .50 place, $3.90 sliow: AIolos. $10.40 place. $5.10 sliow
Illlidel II.. $3.20 sliow.

Eqiiivahmt iKMikiiig odds — Brand. 280 to DM) straight, 175 to 1(81 place. 95 to 1(8) show; Alclos, 420 lo
DM) idaei-, l.i.i to 1(8) show: liitidcl II.. (8) to DM) sliow.

\A inner — Cli. g, l>y Flint Rock — Bivouac (trained liy AV. 11. Henry; hred in France hy Air. August

Scratclie<l--12:«8-THriiioil. 139; 42:438 Captain Parr. 148: 42324 Reddest, 135; 42205 Aleshach 13'>-
42310 Pioneer. I.'IO: 42:i;48 .Sliade. i;40. ’ ~’

Overweights— Alclos. 1 iioiiiid; Little Horn, 4.

fourth race— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (May 3. 1912—54—2—110.) Purse $1,080.01. 2-year-
^^(L>€70 olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $780.01; second, $200; third, $100.

Index Horses

42325’EDITH K. w 109 9 3

42:453 .ST. ALIHAN w 110 7 5

42231 TA-rrLE w 110 S 4

42:41 I =1>R. HA1,L WB 110 4 .S

42169 ROLLD’KI.W, AIRS w lo!i « I

SUB.STITUTE w 107 :! 2

42353 AtLSS AIILLIONS w 107 1 7

REPEATER w 110 5 6

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

Equiv. Odds Str't

1" I" 1* 1' L Ensor
5" 3ii 3' 2" L AlcAtee
2' 2= 21 ;P T Rice

AI Kornhioom
North Shore Stable
T II Wilson

4' 4'1 J H Burk<“ G AV Billerman
5-’ 5' .\ Johnson -I II Rosseter

B'" (>'' G Apcl AV AI Jeffords

7" 7"t I, Fator E F AVhitney

8" 8" J AA’essler It Parr

A.I)cl AV AI Jeffords 1BJ5-PMI

42.40.4 AtI.-sS AIILLIONS w 107 1 7 <i' ,5ii 7" 7>'t K Fator E F AVhitney ’IBO-lo-i

repeater w 110 5 B 81 81 8" 8" J AVessler It Parr 7290-KH)

42084 PAA\ NEE II. w 107 2 9 9 !♦ 9 9 A Richcr’k J L Muriihy 49B6-10<J

Time, 23%, 49%, 57. Track heavy.

$2 nmtin-Is paid. Edith K.. $(>.(8) straight. $:s.(M) idacc. $2.(8) show; .St. Allan, $3.10 place, $2.80 slow
Little. $:4.:4(l sliow. 7

Equivalent iKMtkiiig odds- Editli K.. 2:40 to liMl straiglit. .50 to KKI place, 30 to 100 show; St. Allan
o.) lo DM) (ihici-. 4(1 to 1(N( sliow; Tattle. I's5 to DM) sliow.

Winner P.. f. liy Oriuoiidale — .Mamie Woitli (trained liy I*. J. Fox; In-ed hy Air. John E. Aladdeii).

post at 1:17. At post 4 iuiimt(|s. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and tliird driv.
mg. EDITH K. da'lied into a long lead in the lirst qiiart<-r and was inilliiig up at the tiiiisli ST
ALi.A.N, after iM-giimiiig slowly, was Inmiped and knocked off his stride, lint closed a big gap and made
a fast tiiiisli. T.A I’TI.E tired liadly in thi- homestretch after rimiiiiig a giMid half. Dll. HALL run fairlv
wi'll. Rol. LICK INC AIRS and St'BSTITI TE sliowcd siK-cd liricfly.

Scrati heil 42294 Hidden Sliip. 107: 42:4;46-GaUaghcr. 110; 421.50 Optimistic, 107.

Overweiglits— Edith K.. 2 iHiimds; lloliickiiig ,\irs, 2.

fifth race— 1 1-16 Miles. (Oct. 19, 1910—1:46—5—120.) First Running~PIMLIC0
oaks. $5,000 Added. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Net value to winner
$3,650; second, $1,000; third, $500; fourth, $250.

9 AIILKMAID w 121 2 1 2' 2* 2'" 2-'’ 1' E Sant'.e .1 K L Ross 140-K’0

42)OPHELlA WB n:! 1 2 I'.l 1-’ l' Ink i-.;o 'P Kice Mrs J E Davis 576 -Kki

3 DCCHFXS LACE w li:l :! 4nk ;p ;[j ;;„|. Kalor K 1 Aliller 2:a0-HMI

2 POLKA Dt>T WB 111 5 5 :» 4" 4" 4** 4'* 1. Ensor P A Clark 955-100

1*TERENT1A wu 121 4 4 3>> 5 5 5 5 L McAtee W R Coc 175-100

Time, 24%, 50%, 1:17, 1:44%, 1:51%. Track heavy.

2 miilucls paid. Alilkmaid, $4.80 straight, $;t.D) place. $2.(8) sliow; Opln-lia. .‘"4. 90 place, .$3.50 show
i-ss lane. $4. .50 sliow. ’

aiiiivalent hooking odds— Alilkmaid, 110 to DM) straiglit. 55 f> 100 il.icc, 30 to lOO show; Ouhelia
0 DJO place, 75 to 1(.M) show; Duchess Lticc, 125 to 100 show. ^ ’

AWtPPSt % % % 6tr Fin Jockeys
W 121 2 1 2' 2< 2'“ 2-"* 1' E San.'e

Equiv. Odds Str’t

Sunday, May 18, 1919

DAILY RACING FORM.

Winner — H. f. I>y Peep o’Day — Nell Olin (trainee! hy IT. 0. P.edwell: hred hy Mr. .1. Hal Woodford).

Went to iwist at .\t post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and tliird driv-

ing. MII-KM.MI). einder slight restraint, followed the leader in close pursuit to tlie stretch turn, then
rac«'d into an easy leail in the last I'ightli and won under restraint. OPHELIA set a good pace, but tired
in tile stretch drive. IMTHESS LACE kept swerving out near the end and forced POLKA DOT out with
her. TEKENTIA seemed unable to extend herself in the going.

Scratclied — 420fl."> IVn Hose. 121; 42114 Passing Sliower, 121; 422o9’Carpet Sweeper, 111 42291 Ballet
Dancer II.. ILS; 42291 High Born Lady. ll.S.

SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (May 17. 1911—1:51

Purse 81,080.01. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner

112.) Chesapeake Handicap.

lesaiteakt

8780.01;

second, 8232.40;

AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys

EQuiv. Odds Str’t

42.3.17 = *AVOODTRAP w 5 111 1 2 I'i H H 1' ih j We.ssler North Shore Stable 905-100

( 42H.»5 ) *BONDAGH wn 5 12.'! G 7 7 5= 3* 2' 2= A Richcr’k J Arthur ."ISS-lOO

42291 »N.\Tl'R’L BRIDGEw 3 110 2 1 2'i 2« 2* 3* 3'» L McAtee W' R Coe 155-100

42;i39 YUIU'CARI w 3 113 3 3 4U 31 4’ 4« 4« T Rice Quincy Stable 750-100

42300*H. BRRIVOGKL WB 4 100 4 4 3“*! 4* 5^ 5'1 L Kator H S Koppin 1715-100

(4213r.)CRCMPSALL wB 5 109 5 6 6' 7 7 5‘ 6>' L “En.sor B Gray 1645-100

423.51 *WAUKEAG w 5 109 7 5 5 ' 6* G= 7 7 E Sande P J Sullivan G30-100

Time, 25, 50, 1:16%, 1:44%, 1:56%. Track heavy.

.82 mutuels paid. Woodtrap. 8-0.10 straight, $7.00 place, $3.ti0 show; Bondage, $5.20 place, $3.40
show: Naturjil Bridge. $2. SO show.

Equivalent Ixioking odds — Woodtrap. 90.5 to 100 straight. 2.50 to 100 place, 80 to 100 show; Bondage,
KiO to 1(K) jilacc, 70 to 100 sliow: Natural Bridge. 40 to lOO show.

Winner — Ch. h. b.v Trap UiK‘k — Wtaalvine (trained by .1. Hewitt; bred by Mr. August Belmont).

Went to i>ost at 5:27. At iH)st 3 minutes. Start good and slow. IVon driving; sei-ond and third the
same. WOODTK.VP racial into the lead ipiickly and was under slight restraint until in the last quarter,
where he was hard ridden to outsta.v BOND.VGE. The latter was outpaced in the earlv running and
closed :i big gap. but ids weight told on him in Hie linal drive. N.\TLH.\L BRIDGE ran a good race
and tinished gamely, hut tiring. YLUUt’AHI and HAUUY BHEIVOGEL quit in the stretch.

Scratched — 4235.5’Criin|K*r, 118.

North Shore Stable
.T Arthur
5V R Coe
Quincy Stable
H S Koppin
B Gray
P J Sullivan

42396

SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (Oct. 19, 1910—1:46—5—120.) Purse $1,080.01.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling Handicap. Net value to winner $780.01; second,
$200; third, $100.

AWtPPSt % % %StrFin

42327 SIBOLA tv 4 109 2 2 1* 1^ 1= 1> H A Johnson

( 42095 )GENEVIEVE B. w 4 110 1 1 5'1 7h 6' 4"k 2'S W Obert

( 42288 )CHAS. KRANCISwb 7 109 8 11 9‘ 51 2nk 2* 3>' T Rice

(42327) ‘ARBITRATOR ws 5 95 11 10 4"k .T>k 5i 3h 4h J IVessIer

42314 AVOOD VIOLET WB 4 105 7 9 7> 4i 4li 5> 5= J Con wav

42327»BAR COY w 4 97 6 7 11 11 10« 9» 6i A Richcr’k

42371 ANTOINETTE w 3 107 9 5 3nk 6'?. 7% 6J 7* E Sande

BEN HAMPSON wB 5 107 3 3 10^ 8' 8* 8> S- L Fator

42245 REFl'GEE
42354 DIADI
4 2 35 0 » K 1 M PALONG
..Mutiiel field.

WB G lie 5 4 2* 2% 3i 7= O'* L Ensor

w 8 108 10 8 Gh 9nk 9J io» 10^ .T H Burke

w 3 98 4 6 Si 10* 11 11 11 S Wida

G AV J Bissell
S Pinkerton
AV H Cissna
E G A'lvell
J B Dahlgren
A\' D Althouse
M R Pons
A\' A' Casey
AA' Fenwick
G AV Billerman
E C Griffith

Time, 25%, 51%, 1:19, 1:45%, 1:52%. Track heavy.

Equiv. Odds Str’t

555-100
330-100
2C0-1U0
980-100
2635-100
t3.375-100
905-100
3280-100
1185-100
1 3585-100

t

.82 mutuels paid, Sibola, $13.10 straiglit, $0.70 place, $4.00 show; Genevieve B., $5.30 place, $3.50
siniw; Charles Francis. $3.iiO sliow.

Ec|uivalent liookiiig odds — Silaila. .5.55 tc 100 straight. 235 to 1(H) place, 100 to 100 sliow; Genevieve B.,
105 to KKI Jilacc, 75 to 100 sliow ; Cliarles Francis, ,*iO to 100 sliow.

AViiincr — Cli. f, b.v Uajiid Water — Playground (trained b.v .1. H. Stoller: bred by Mr. Jolin E. Madden).

AAent to post at 0:0.5. ,\t mist 1 minute. Start gmid and slow. AVon liandil.v; second and tliird driv-

ing. SIB(>I,.\ set^ tlie pace easily for tlirec-ipiarters. but liad to Ik- liard ridden near tlie cii l to out-
sta.v GEXEVIEA'E B. The latter liad a roiigli race in tlie early running and finished with a nisli.
CH.MH.ES FRANCIS hegan slowl.v and was forced to work liis wav nji on tlie outside, tmt tired afli-r
racing into second place. ARBITRATOR and WOOD VIOLET ran well and finished clo.<e up REFUGEE
sliowcd sjiocd.

Scratched — 12327’ Hickoryiint, 104; 42130 Bierman, 103; 42.3.54’Lady Vara, 103; 42327 I’Uireiizi, 95.

ttverweights — SilHiIa, 5 jMiiinds: Cliarles Francis. 1; .Antoinette, 2.

JAMAICA FORM CHART

JAMAICA, L. I., N. Y., SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1919. — Tliird day. Alctrojiolitan Jockey Club. Spring
-Alcetiiig of (i days. Weather cloudy; temperature 70“.

Steward to Itejirescnt Jockey Club, AA’. S. A'osliurgli. Presiding Judges, E. C. Smith and H. U.
Homan. Starter, Edward TrilM-. Racing Secretary, AV. C. Edwards.

Racing starts at 2:.30 p. ni. (Cliicngo time 1:30 p. m.). AV indicates wliip. S spurs, B blinkers. Fig-
ures ill jiareiithescs following tlie distance of each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and
wciglit carried. ‘Indicates apjirentice allowance.

FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. (May 19. 1917— 59%— 2— 109.) $699.37 Added. 2-year-olds.

V ■ Fillies, Selling. Net value to winner $569.37; second, $100; third, $50.

Index Horses

Fillies, Selling. Net value to winner $569.37; second, $100; third, $50.

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P S

4217.5 POKEY JANE WB 103 4 3

EASTERN GLOAV’ w 105 2 4 4 4 4 2n G AValls G (.’hoos 5 5 18-51 out

42290‘MERRA' SINNER WB 98 3 2 2'J 2* 2» 3h H Hoffler R P Smith 10 12 12 3 out

42175 QUICK FIRE w 103 11 3’ 3* 3* 4 R Hoffm’nF Davitt 8-5 3 13-57-lOout

Time. 23%. 48%, 1:02%. Track fast.

AViniicr — Hr. f, b.v Angel Jim — Villialia (trained by W. M. Slieedy; iired b.v Air. William Gartli).

AVciit to jiost at 2:45. At jMist 1 minute. Start fair and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. POKEY JANE tiMik the lead qiiicki.v, outran licr ojipouents all tlic way and won easing uji. EA.ST-
EK.N (JLtlW closed a gaji ami tired iiadly in the final drive, but oiitsta.ved MERRY SINNER. The latter
raced green and came wide wlien entering tlie stretch, but was ruiiuiiig fast at tlie end. QUICK FIRE
ran well and liad no misliajis.

Scratclied — 42091’MlIe. Dazie, 109.

Index Horses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

O H C P S

42378 OUR NEPHEAA' w 4 112 2 2 IJ 1= 1’ 1= , T Nolan J Garson 9-5 2 8-6 2-5 out

(10520)POOR BUT’FLY WB 4 lo;! 4 3 4= 3j 2- 2« G Preece Jr B Davis 5. G 5 8-5.1-2

12151 UNWISE CHILD WB 3 93 5 4 2’i 2'i 3’ 3’ J Staplet’nCasco Stable 8 10 10 3 1

12358’KEAVESSA wn 9 113 3 5 3'J 4= 4* 41 E Haynes AA' E Oliver 6-5 8-5 3-2 2-5 out

42136 LuADY AA'ARD w 5 Ki6 1 1 5 5 5 5 H Ericks’nE Lutz 15 20 20 5 8-5

Time. 23%. 47%, 1:13%. Track fast.

Ayiiiiicr — B. g, by Dr. Leggo — Georgia tiirl (trained by J. Garson; bred li.v Mr. Adolph B. Rpreckels).

AA’ciit to jiost at 3:11. At jiost 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easil.v; second and third driv-
ing. OUR NEPHEW, awa.v fa.st, took a qiiii-k lead and, making the pace fast, came to the middle of
flic track in the final cightli and drew awa.v to win in a canter. I’OOR BU'PrERFLY was forced wide
ill the carl.v riiiining and came wide wlien entering the stretch. Imt crossed to tlie inner rail when driven
ami finished fast. UNWISE CHILD liad no niisliajis and sliowcd a fair order of speed. KEAA’ESSA, in
close quarters in the early ninning. drojiped hark on tlie last turn and lias seen ills best davs.

Scratelied— 42378’Ultra (iold. 108; 40378 Virago, 93; 38404 I’lantarede, 98.

Overweights — Kewessa. 2 jiounds.

third RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (May 16, 1919— 1:05%— 6— 107.) Tenth Running MON-
V TAUK SELLING STAKES. Guaranteed Value $2,000. 2-year-olds. Net value to win-
ner $1,450; second, $300; third, $200.

Index Horses

AAVtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

CHOPS

( 42359 )E. RICKENBACH’Rw 112 5 2 I'i I'J 1' 1’ R Troxler AA' J Salmon 1 1 9-101-4 out

42359vOLEASTER w 95 3 1 2’ 2’ 2* 2* J Staplet’n Kentucky Stable 5 6 6 8-5 1-2

12362‘Sl’GARMINT w 102 1 5 5 5 5 3=1 H Alyers AA' R Coe 10 15 12 3 G-5

HEADMAN WB 110 4 4 4’ 4* 4>. 4J R Hoffm’nBrighton Stable 12 20 20 5 8-5

42359 '’FLA’ING ORB w 105 2 3 3’ 3® 3’i 5 S Sn’dmanG D AA'idener 9-5 11-52 2-5 out

tDisqualilied for foul and jilaced last.

Time, 23'*i, 49'*5, 1:08%. Track fast.

AViiiiier — Cli. c, b.v Tlie Manager— Caution (trained liy E. AVayland; bred by Mr. Tlionias C. AIc-
Dowell).

Went to Jiost at 3:42. At jKist 1 minute. Start jioor and slow. AA’on easil.v; second and tliird driv-
ing. EDDIE ItlCKENBACHER. off forwardl.v. took an imiiiediute lead and lield swa.v tiiroughoiit and,
stamliiig a mild drive in the final quarter, drew awa.v at the end. OI.E-AS'l'ER was nished nji on tlie out-
side and jiiiiclicd EI.VING ORB back sliarjd.v at ttie lialf-iiiile ground, for wliicli slie was disqualified,
but ran a good race. SUGARMINT jiropped at tlie tiarrier’s rise, but closed a gap and finislied fast.
HE.ADMA.N was fractions and was led to tlie jiost. tlien tiegaii slowly and indicated lack of education.
EEA'l.NG OltB was eliminated from contention wlien OLEASTER liit liini.

Siratelied — 42(l91’AlIle. Dazie. 95; 42397’Merry Sinner. 89; Nortliward. 112.

/i ^ /t fkfk fourth race— 1 1-16 Miles. (June 18. 1917— 1:45%— 6— 123.) Thirteenth Running
KINGS COUNTY HANDICAP. Guaranteed Value $5,000. 3-year-olds and upward.
Net value to winner $4,850; second, $700; third, $300.

Index Horses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

O H C P S

40157 THUNDERCLAP wn 3 IGOi 1 8 S S

Index Horses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

O H C P

TED. ROUSSEAU w :! 105 2 1 li IJ 1.’ ]= 1* ,T CailahanW .1 Salmon

I2;tl l‘AI,.M.A B.

WB 5 lOS 1 4 4 2‘

Index Horses

AWtPPSt % % %StrFin Jockeys

O II C P S

42178 ROI CRAIG

w

118

*>

-i

2’.

1*

AV J O’B nC

A Ajtplegate 4

4

3 1 1-2

( P’234 )AVV.\' DOVER

w r.

121

1

:v.

1*

11

'S-

A Collins 'fhe Beach Stabler

«

6 2 1

( 40126)JUVE.N'E.SCENCE

\v

l'(4

r>

4®

;‘4

G AValls .1

Sanford 8-5

2

9-5 7-101-3

( 46379 )ST. QUENTIN

w

109

7

1

r.4

5’

r»-

43

Q Preece .)

H Loucheim ::

5

5 2 4-5

42323 .MELANCHOLl.A.

\v

1(13

7

C'.’.

.1 .Stajilefn .A

Biija 15

IN)

20 7 3

42149 YOU.NEED

\V H

ns

o

-

31

G Burns 'i

Calcina .s

S

7 21 6-5

PICTOR w 10:{ 4 6 7 7 7 7 .s Sii'dmanG D Widener l."> 20 20 7 3

Time, 23%. 47'*i, 1:14. Track fast.

Winner B. c, liy Roi Herode — Caiidacraig (trained iiy L. J. Ridiilieimer; bred in England bv Alajor
A. J. Fife).

Went to jMist at ~:i>7. At jK>st 3 minutes. Start gmid ami slow. Won easily; second and tliird driv-
ing. liOI CK.AIG followed WA'NDOVEK closely to tlic strelcli, tlimi drew away easily at the end
nioler vigorous riding. AVA'N DOVER si|ueezcd tliroiigli on the inside into tlie leftd after rounding tlie
far liirii. but tired wlieii cliallenged in the liii.il eightli. J UA'EN'ES(!ENCE raced singislily early,
hilt finished well and will improve. ST. QUEN"J.TN lucked speeil. YOL’N'EIiD was evidently short.
riCTUH was always outrun.

CHURCHILL DOWNS FORM CHART

LOUISVILLE, KY., SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1919. — Clinrcliill Downs. Seventh day. Kentucky Jockey
Club. Spring Meeting of 19 days. AVeather clear; temjierature 68°.

Stewards. Clins. F. Price, S. C. Nnckols. Jr., and 8. .Goodpuster. Placing Judges, W. H. Shelley,
N. H. McClelland and E. Jasper. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary, W. H. Slielley.

Racing starts at 2:.30 p. m. (Cliicngo time 2:30 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Fig-
ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and
weiglit carried. ‘Indicates ajjprentice allowance.

/IQ/IAQ FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. (Oct. 16, 1913— 1:11— 2— 105.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds and
upward. Claiming, Net value to winner $800; second, $125; third, $75,

Index Horses

AWtPPSt %

% Str Fin Jockeys

Equiv. Odds Str’t

42301 TOP COAT WB 4 107 1 1 1* 1’ 1= 1' H Lunsf’d T M Botts 2.50-100

42343‘MADRAS GINGH’Mw' 3 91 10 7 5* 4’ 2- 2> S Boyle AV F McGee 4180-100

42301*»PULLUX wB 7 109 9 9 7 * 6<> 3J 3* AV Riden’r W Perkins 1320-100

42343*‘DAA’ID CRAIG wn 8 106 4 2 4‘J 5'i 4‘ 4’ C Rob’son J Lowe 145-100

42330 HAP. GO LUCKA’ wB 4 108 5 6 3h 3= 5i 5i N Barrett J Marino 10865-100

42128‘AA’. AA’. HASTINGSwb 4 110 2 3 0’ 7' 6* 6> C Brown M J Rooney 154.5-100

42301 ‘BUT’SCOTCH II. wn 5 112 8 5 2i» 2’ 7i 7* H J Burke J W Schorr 4.°4)-100

42330‘MATHER 4 100 6 8 10 9> 8* 8* T Alurray AV C Covington 26220-100

42330‘HIGH PASS w 4 102i 3 4 8' 80 9’ 9'» AV W’right S Ross (Mi65-]00

SERVICE FLAG w 106J 7 10 9* 10 10 10 M Garner Pastime Stable 16580-100

Time, 24. 48%, 1:15%. Track slow.

$2 mutuels paid. Top Coat. $7.00 straight, $4.30 place, $3.90 show; Madras Gingham, $35.80 place,
$12.10 sliow; Pullux. $4.90 show.

Eijuivaleiit iKxikiug odds — Top Coat, 2.50 to 100 straiglit. 115 to 100 place, 05 to 100 sliow; Madras
Gingham. 1(>9<) to 100 jilace. 505 to 100 sliow; Pullux, 145 to 100 sliow.

AA'inner — Rlk. g, b.v Star Slioot — Raglan (trained by I). I!. Jlillcr; bred by Mr. John E. Madden).

AA'cnt to jKist at 2:26. At jKist 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won liandil.v; second and tliird
driving. TOP COAT, away fast and allowing the most sjx-cd from tlie start, raced into a g(Kid lead at
once, blit tired in the stretcli and bad to be sliaken np near tlie end. MADRAS GINGHAM liegan slowl.v,
Imt gained steadil.v and finislied fast and gaining. PULLUX ran a good race and closed a big gap in the
last quarter. D.AA’ID CRAIG was well up when lie fell back suddenly and came again in the stretcli.
BUTTERSCOTCH II. ran a goo<l race and quit in tlie stretch.

Scratched — 42365’Harry Burgovne, 104; 41537 Blaise, 107; 42252 Dave Hogan, 107; 40609’Mose, 105;
42383 Ed Garrison. 105.

Overweiglits — Higli Pass, 4% pounds; Madras Gingham, 1; Service Flag. 3%.

J Marino
M J Rooney

S Ross

Pastime Stable

2.50-100

4180-100

1320-100

145-100

10865-100

154.5-100

4.°i0-100

26220-100

(Mi65-]00

16580-100

/!•>/! A/I SECOND RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. « (May 8. 1909— 52%— 2— 103.) $1,200 Added. 2-year-
olds. Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Special Weights. Net value to winner $930;
second, $224; third, $116.

Index Horses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

Equiv. Odd.s Str’t

CLAUDE BROAVN w 115

1

1

1’

I’i I’i

R

Troise

J S Hawkin.s

67'.'-ino

42347

SAM’S BOY

w 115

7

4

3i>

2?

2**

M

Garner

Pastime Stable

2S5-KMI

421.->.’)

AJIERICAN S’LDIERw 115

2

5

2M

31

31

C

Howard

AV F Poison

4720-100

42316’AVSON THE

GRE.ATW' 115

5

3

4’

4>

42

C

A’anDu’n

C T AA’orthington

125-100

42333

HOSLER

w 115

6

2

5=

5=

5**

D

Conn’lly

C H ('arter

545-100

42331

JIUSIC JIAN

w 115

4

6

8

6i

fi-

J

Howard

AVllliams Bros

4010-100

42347

AIRDRIE

w 115

3

7

71

7'i

72

H

Thurber

K D Alexander

4690 100

JOHNNY A.

w 115

8

8

6i

8

8

A

Amm’nn

J Allgeyer

13010-100

Time, 24%, 49, 55%. Track slow.

$2 mutuels jiaid. Claude Brown, $15.40 straight, $0.(i0 place, $5.20 show; Sam’s Boy, $4.40 place,
$3.40 sliow; Aiimricaii Soldier, $12.20 sliow.

Equivalent liodkiiig odds — Claude Brown, 670 to 100 straiglit. 230 to 100 place, 160 to 100 sliow;
Sam’s Boy, 120 to 100 jilaee, 70 to 100 show; Amerieaii Solider, 510 to 1(K> sliow.

AVinner — B. e, by Great Britain — Alary Le Bus (trained by J. S. Hawkins; bred by Mr. A. L. Fergu-
son).

AA’cnt to Jiost at 2:58. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. AA'on easily; second and third driv-
ing. CLAUDE BROAVN' began well, showed tlie most speed from tlie start and. liolding on gamely, Avon
easing up. SAM’S BOAT followed tlie winner in closest pursuit tliroiiglioiit and stood tlie final drive
gamel.v. AAIERICAN S<)LI)If!U raeed forwardl.v from tlie start and held AA’ILSON THE GREAT safe in
the final drive. AA'ILSON THE GREAT raced awkwardly and failed to run to exjieetations.

/I*>/I Af? THIRD RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (May 27, 1916— 1:51 Vi —4— 110.) Purse $1,000. 3-yeax-
olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $800; second, $125; thii^, $76.

Index Horses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

Equiv. Odds Str’t

1* 1= I’i 1’ E Ambr’seAA’inous Pt Sta 1 13-1011-101-3out

4 4 4 2n G AValls G (.'hoos 5 5 18-51 out

2'J 2* 2» 3h H Hoffler R P Smith 10 12 12 3 out

3’ 3* 3* 4 R Hoffm’nF Davitt 8-5 3 13-57-lOout

y|OQQQ SECOND RACE- 3-4 Mile. (Oct. 13, 1918— 1:11%— 3— 126.) Purse $699.37. 3-year-olds
and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $549.37; second. $100; th^d, $50.

42349»BOG.\RT w 10 111 2 1 4J 4h 2* li In D Conn’lly B Chapman 365-100

42321‘FLAPPE:R avb 4 101 10 4 1* I'J 1* 2’ 2» AA' Riden’r J L Knight 44:50-100

42202 ‘EL REY wn 5 106 4 7 7 ‘ 8= 7J 4* 3’ T Murray AA’illiams Bros 2:i0-100

(42216)TITO WB 6 115 1 2 2i 2% 3’ 3’ 4= O AA'illis W E Dexter 440-100

42243 ’‘ROOKERA’ w 4 101 3 6 9’ 9« 8> 6i 5= S Boyle P Dunne 985-100

(42244) ‘BA JAZET AV 4 106 6 5 6t» 5’ 5i 5* 6* C Brown C C AA’right 535-100

42334‘BENEFACTOR AV 4 103 7 8 5n 7h 9’ 8'i 7- AV AVright M J Rooney 4810-10()

42334 NIGHT OAA’L aa- 5 111 9 3 3’ 3S 4h 7* 8’ C HoAvard AV F Poison 6015-100

42334‘ALDEBARAN wB 10 106 5 10 81 6h 6J 9’ 9* C Rob’son M Goldblatt 4390-100

(42024)THANKSGI\”G wn 6 111 8 9 10 10 10 10 10 E Don’hue J J Doyle 4215-100

Time. 24%. 49%, 1:15, 1:42%, 1:55%. TA-ack slow.

$2 mutuels paid, I’.ogart, $9.30 straight, $5.20 place, $3.50 show; Flapper, $28.50 place, $11.30 show;
El Re.v. $3.90 sliow.

Equivalent booking odds — Itogart. .3(>5 to 100 straiglit, IGO to 100 place, 75 to 100 show; Flapper,
1325 to 100 place, 4(i5 to 100 sliow; El Itey, 95 to KKI sliow.

AA'inner — Br. g. by Bannockburn — Belle Ward (trained liy II. Cliapman; bred by Mr. Barney Schreiber).

AA’ent to jiost at 3:37. At imst 2 minutes. Start good and sIoav. Won driving; second and third the
same. BOGART, close up from tlie start, raced into the lead in tlie stretch, but finally just escaped
being beaten. FI.APPER sliowed tlie most early siieed and came again after seemingly beaten In the
last eighth and almost got np. EL REA' finished fast after making a sIoav beginning. TITO showed
sjieed, but tired in tlie stretcli. BA.IAZET lost ground in the last eightli. ROOKERY closed a good gap
in tlie last quarter. NIGHT OWI.. quit after going well for a lialf mile.

Scratched — 42334’1’arr, 111; 42280’ Rhymer, 106; 42036 Byrne, 98; 42368 Saza-N’amy, 106; 42389 Dr.
Samuel, 111.

Overweights — Bajazet. 3 pounds.

/If>/I AA fourth race— 3-4 Mile. (Oct. 16. 1913—1:11—2—105.) LouisvUle Hotel Handicap.

$1,500 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to Avinner $1,150; second, $259.50;

Index Horses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

Equiv. Odds Str’t

42254 PRINCE OF COMOwb 6 115 7 2 1* 1*111 1» AV Crump J Livingston 865-ino

41720’LUCKY B. AV 4 104 2 1 4?. 4= .T’ 2* H Lunsf’d M Shields 675-1(10

42346 ’HIGH COST av 4 114 1 4 21 21 21 3* C Brown L Erb 305-100

£8983 ST. AUGUSTINE av 4 102 6 3 3’ 3* 4’ 4* C Rob’son T C McDowell 86.5-lW

42207 ’GRUNDA’ WB 5 110 4 5 6'’ 61 5» 5® M Gamer Ogden Stable ICO-KW)

42346 JAS. T. CLARK wB 4 103 5 6 51 5’ 6'’ 6* J Kederis J W Schorr 4r^.')-10()

42346 MARIE MILLER wB 5 1041 3 7 7 7 7 7 0 AVillis Marshall Bros 1375-100

Time. 23%, 47, 1:14. Track slow.

$2 mutuels jiaid. Prince of Como, $19.30 straight, $9.60 place, $5.10 show; Lucky 1!., $7.10 jilace,
$4.(KI shoAv; Higli Cost. $3.40 shoAV.

Equivalent bo<iking odds — Prince of Como. 865 to KKI straiglit, 3S0 to 100 liluce, 155 to 100 show;
Luck.v B.. 255 to KKI jilace, 1(K) to KKI show; Higli Cost, 70 to KM) show.

AA'inner — B. g, tiy Disguise — Claudia (trained li.v .1. M<-Corniack; bred b.v Air. F. D. Kuiglit).

AVent to post at 4:14. At iKist 4 iniimtes. Start g<Hjd and slow for all but MARIE MILLER. Won
driving; second and tliird tlie same. I’RINCE OF COMO, sliowing A’astly imjiroved form over his previous
race, took tlie lead Avitli a rush, set a fast pace and outstayed Ll’CKY’ B. at the end. LUCKY B. saved
niiicli ground Avlien coming into the stretcli and AV:is going fastest at the finish. HIGH COST ran well,
but lost ground b.v coming Avide on tlie last turn. GRUNDA' Avas outrun all the way. ST. AUGUSTINE
and JAS. T. CLARK tired. MARIE MILLER Avas aAvay slowly.

Scratched — 40314 Leocliares, 128; 42346 Ocean Sweep, 100.

Overweights — Marie Jlillcr. 1% jiounds.

/if> FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (Sept. 25, 1911— 1:44%— 5— 105.) Forty-fifth Running

4 CLARK HANDICAP. $4,000 Adiled. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner

Index Horses

$4,360; second, $500; third, $300.

AAVtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

42283 ’MIDAVAA'
40445’BEAVERKILL
4231 7 ’HODGE

AVB 5 117 4 6 4M 4’ 2i> 1* 1* H Thurber J AV Parrish

WB 5 109 2
AV 8 109 6

6* 5M :!*> 2* 2'® M Garner
7 6’ 5® 3i 3’ T Murray

Ogden Stable
K Spence

42303’SEWELL COMBS aab 4 103 1 3 2'A 1* 1* 4'' 4® C Rob’son Gallaher Bros

42332»A’IA'A AJIERICA w 4 110
(38919) RIFLE av 4 106 5 4 5’ 7 6’ 6’ 6® N Barrett J K Redmon t

(42332 )COURTSHIP wb 5 110 3 5 1>* 2h 7 7 7 O AVillis G A Marshall 255-100

t-Mutuel field. Time, 24, 47%, 1:14, 1:40, 1:46%. Track slow.

$2 mutuels jiaid. Midway, $7.60 straight, $3.90 place, $3.20 sliOAv; Beaverkill, $3.60 place, $3.10
show: Hodge, field. $3.70 sIioav.

Equivalent booking odds — MidAvay, 280 to 100 straiglit, 95 to 100 place, 60 to 100 show; Beaverkill,
80 to 100 place, 70 to lOO sliOAv; Hodge, field, 85 t<> KKI sliow.

AVinner — Cli. h. b.v Ballot — 'J'liirty- tliird (trained li.v J. S. Ward; bred by Messrs. Clay Bros.).

AVcMit to jM>st at 4:51. At j>ost 3 minutes. Start good and sloAv. AVon easily; second and third driv-
ing. MIDWAY, running in good form, stayed close np Avith tlie leaders in tlie early running and drew
out in tlie stretch Avlien called on and AA'on in a canter. BEAVERKH.L AA'as forced back sliarpl.v
on tile first turn and gained steadily in the last lialf into a fast going second. HODGE, far back for
tlie first half, came fast in the stretch. SEAA'ELL COMBS Avas raced into exhaustion in taking the
lead in tlie first three-quarters and quit. A’lVA AMERICA retired after reaching the stretch.
CUUR'l'SIIIP set the early jiace, but quit badly after going a lialf mile.

Scratclied — 42346’ Ranclier. 117; 40364 The Porter, 129; (42317)Freecutter, 113; 42366’Extermiuator,
134; (42348) Sennings Park, 105.

'J 4’ 5® 5® C A'anDu’n C T AVorthington

Equiv. Odds Str’t

280-100

240-100

tl300-100

1220-100

1250-100

t

255-100

( 42263 )UOYCE ROOLS avb 4 110 2 4 2* IJ 1’ 1’ 1.‘. M Buxton A K JIacomber f2J 31 3 6-5 2-.5

( I2326)STR. FOUAVARDwb 5 102 4 1 6’ 6’ 4* 2J E Ambr’seR T AVil.son 3 4A 4 8-5 4-5

( I'J I65)CCDGEL av 5 i:!2 5 6 5i 2i 2’ 2* 3’ J I.oftus J K L Ross 8-5 8-5 13-101-21-5

38643 IjANIUS av 4 112 3 2 4?. 5’ 6’ 51 4'. ,S Sn’dmanG D AVidener 8 8 7 2.1 6-5

46364 STAR MASTER AVB 5 118 8 5 11 3‘ 3j 41 51 AA' Knapp A K JIacomber t-’l 31 3 6-5 2-5

( |•;29l )BAIA'STRADE w 3 102 6. 7 7* 7* 5* 6-’ 6’ .1 Colliii.s K L Gerry 15 15 15 6 3

4'i298’L’EKR.\NT AV 4 103 7 3 31 41 7* 7’ 7® R Hoffm'nT P Thorne 12 15 15 6 3

40157 q’HUNDERCL.AP avb 3 1001 18SS8SSH Jlyers Oncck Stable 20 30 25 8 4

tConjiled in bt'tting; no sepnFate jdace or sliow betting.

Time, 25, 48, 1:13%, 1:38®*, 1:45%. Track fast.

Winner — 1!. g. b.v Salvation — Saintolat (trained liy \\'. B, Jennings; bred liy Jlessrs. LaAvrence &
ClUllstock I.

Went to Jiost at 4:14. At post 1 niiunte. Start good and slow. AVon driving: second and tliird tlie
same. itOA'CE BOOLS liegan well and found ids way tlirougli on tlie inside after entering tlie back-
st retell, drew .iwa.v into a good lead, but was hard ridilcii at tlic end to withstand STR.AICHT FOR-
AV.AKll’.s jircssiiig iliallciigc. 'I'lic latter was oiitiiaccd in tlie earl.v running, but saved ground on ttie
lioiiic turn and finislied fast and gaiiiol.v. Cl DCKL tired under liis heavy iiiiiHist after forcing a fast
early jiacc. but finislied resolutely. L.ANIl'S ran a giHid race and jirobably Avill improve. STAR JIASTER
sliowcd sjM‘ed, Imt tired as tliougli short. 'I'lie otiiers had no luislinjis.

Scratched- 4226;t West.v Hogan. 125; 42263 Foreground. 1(17; 42366 George Starr, 112.

Overweiglits- -Balustrade. 2 jiminds; L’Erraiit. 3; Tliiinderclaji. 2*.j.

Af> A fk-t fifth race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (Oct, 11. 1918— 1 :43%— 4— 112.) Purse $699.38.

3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $549.38; second, $100; tninl.

A A fkQi sixth race— 4 1-2 Furlongs. (May 8, 1909— 52%— 2— 103.) Purse $1,500. 2-year-
olds. Allowances. Net value to Avinner $1,150; second, $225; third, $125.

Index Horses

olds. Allowances. Net value to Avinner $1,150; second, $225; third, $125.

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str’t

(4'J364)ANGON avb 111 3 1 1’ 1» 1* JI Garner R H Anderson 160-100

4’>319 POP EYE.S av 111 12 3’ 2’i 2= T Jlurray AV F Knebelkamp 365-100

(4’2316)SPICEBUSH av 109i 6 4 4’ 3i 3i J Morys J H AVheelwright 850-100

42347 MICKEY JIOORE av 108 7 3 2i 4® 4* R Simjjson JI C Jloore 255-10(J

4'2270 JKXrA av 111 5 6 5’ 5’ 5’ JV’ Crump J Livingston 24S0-100

42331 PURL AV 107 2 7 6’ G’ 6’ C Howard JV F Poison 8245-inO

4230'J GREAT HAAVK av 104 4 5 7 7 7 0 AVillhs J R Allen 4495-100

Time, 23%, 48%, 55%. Track slow,

$2 mutuels Jiaid. Aiigon, $5.26 straiglit, $3.36 place, $2.76 show; Pop Eyes, $3.86 place, $2.96 show;
Sjiicchusli. $3.86 show.

Equivalent liiinkiiig odds — .\iigoii. KM) to KM) straiglit, 65 to 106 place, 35 to 1(K) show; Pop Eyes, 06
to KMI Jilace, 45 to KM) show; S|iicclmsli. 90 to KM) sliow.

Winner — B. c, 1i.a_ .Assagai — Horteiisia (trained liy C. C. A’an Jletcr: bred b.v Jlr. Walter O. Parmer).

AVciit to Jiost at .5:‘J9. At jiost 2 iiiiiiulcs. Start good and slow. Won easil.v; second and third driv-
ing. AN(i()N showed higli sjieed from llio start and. under a giaid ride, held the otiiers safe through the
streteh. Pol’ E A’ ES raeed forwardl.v from the start and finished fast and gamel.v. SPICEBUSH stiMid
a hard drive well and oiitstayi'd JIlcKEY JIODUE. The latter tired after going a fast half mile. 'The
others were always outrun.

.Scratclied 42347 Luke Dillon. III.

Overweights- - Sjiicebn.-li, 1 jemnds.

2’ 2® J Stajilct’iiG AA' Atkinson 5 1(J 10 2 out

38876 PlEP.RE-.\ FEU wli 5 115 3 2 3'i 4 4 E Havne.s \\' P Austin 4 4 3 1 out

4'i361 ’BELAKIO wii 3 lu5 4 ■>. 2\ 4 4 .1 .Mooney AA' L Oliver 4-5 8-5 3-2 3-5 out

Time, 25%, 50%, 1:16%, 1:43%, 1:47%. Track fast.

AA'inner— B. g. li.v .Assagai- Jloiiiilaiii Jli-t (trained by j;. AAa.vIaiiil : Iired liy Mr. AA'aller O. P.-irmer).

AA'eiit to post at 1:10. At jiost 2 niiiiiites. Start giMs'l and slow. AA'on eaisly; second and third driv-
ing. TKDDA' ltdl .SSE.AU. suddciil.v iiiijiroved, Jield swa;’ tliroiighout . set a giaal pace and was lantcring
at III" cud. .A1,.M.\ 1!.. forced wiilc on the first turn. ' r<illnwcd the winner closely to tlie tiiial eighth,
Avhere she tired. PI EK BE - .A - FKI was hchl in restraint in the cairly running and jmssed tlie tiring
BLI,.AKI(i ill the final si.xteenth wiieii ridden liard. BliLABK) ran a liad race and can do mucli hotter.

.Scralchi'd 4'2.’!.'i8 Hnhhiih. 115.

SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (Oct. 13, 1918— 3— 126.) $639.38 Added. 3-year-olds.
Allowances. Net value to winner $579.38; second, $190; third, $50.

Af^ A fk€k SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (May 27, 191G— 1 :51%— 4— 110.) Purse $1,000. 3-ycar-
upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $800; second, $125; third, $75,

ludex Horses

AAA'ti'PSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

Equiv. Odds SIr’t

423 19- ‘1’.AS'1’(H'RE.AU w.su 3 P4 1 1 2'i 2* 2'i 1! 11 S Boyle

4 ’ 23 19» JIISTHESS POLLA'wn 4 l(i3 4 4 4’ 4"

4232I‘REDLA.\’D wb 7 104 5 2 1’ 1-’ 1’ 3’ 3’ C Pob’son J L Jlerle 64.5-lh'i

42349 LOTTERY w 5 109 3 6 (i‘ (i.A 5‘ 4* 41 O AA'illis G A Jlarshall 3:J15-in(l

42321 ‘IRREGULAR WK 5 107 7 7 7 7 7 7 5® <’ Brown P Dunne 26::0-10<)

42244’D. OF SHELBY wi! 8 109 6 5 .5’ 5» (i* (i' 6‘® J Pell AV E JIatthews 75:i5-10C

42196‘ZIJI " B 10 107.1 2 3 3* 3' 4' 5’.’. 7 H .1 Burke AA’illiams Bros 6545-100

Time, 23%. 48, 1:13%, 1:40%. 1:54. Track slow.

$2 mutuels jiaid. Pastoureau, $5.16 .straiglit, $2. C6- jilace, $2.30 show; Jlistress Polly, $2.40 place,
$2.20 sliow; Kedlaiid. S2.5«) show.

Equivalent Imokiiig <slds — Pastoureau, 155 to KM) Straiglit. .'Id to KK) place, 15 to 100 show; Jlistress
Polly. 26 to KM) Jilace, 1(1 to KM) show; R.MlIaiid. 25 to KM) show.

AA’iuiii'r B. c. )iy Flint Risk Priclily Pear (Iraiiicd by G. Land; bred in Kiiglaml by Jlr. August
Belmont i .

AA’ent to jsist at )i:()l. .At jiosi l niinulc. Start giiinl .iiid slow. AA'on easily; second and tiiird driv-
ing. P.ASTOURE-AU. well ridden, was kiqit restrained until in tlie last eiglith, wlieri*, under punishment,
he raced into the lead and ontstayod MISTRESS POLLY. The latter ta'gan slowly and saved ground
wlien coming into tlie stretch, but tired near tlie end. REDL.AND sliowcd the most earl.v sjieed, but
quit in the stretcli. ZI.Al quit badly after going a half mile, 'i'lie others were alw’uys outrun.

Overweights-ir’iiifii 3% pouudo.

11 S Boyle F .1 Kelley

2’ 2* T Jlurnty H Ncustetcr

3’ C Pob’son J L Jlerle
41 O AA'illis G A Jlarshall

5® <’ Brown P Dunne

6‘® J Pell AV E JIatthew's

7 H .1 Burke AA’illiams Bros

DAILY RACING FORM

Sunday, May 18, 1919

Churchill Downs Entries and Past Performances for Monday, May 19.

AKCH FIOTTZa, br. g, 9

'll’:!:* C’hurch l :! 4 l;l;t'.Sfast 53

WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD.

The firuret under the heading “Rec.” in the
entries below show the best time of each horse
at the distance since January 1, 1917, no matter
where it finished. In cases where record was
made on other than a fast or good track,
abbreviations show track conditions.

Racing starts at 2:.30 p. m. (Chicago time 2;.30.)
® Superior nnul ruuiier. X Good mud runner.
Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens. • Apprentice
allowance.

First Race — 3-4 Mile.

S-venr-ohls and upward. Claiming.

(Track record; Oet. Ki, 191.3— 1 : 1 1- 2— 10.'..)

Ind. Horse.

(luspsi* star Rub.v

Hls8;i) Si.'ter Susie

4i:tl.'.* Rillie 11

•fJ‘_’3S .\rlliur Middleton
4231 Mal*el Trask

Wt. Rec.
.102 1 : 12 %
.10(1 l:12^i
.107'.1:12
.108 1:12 Vs
.loti 1:14%
.100 1:14%
.10911:14%

42tMt! King K KKi 1:14%

42:143 Mustard 10911:14%

423:10 Sandv Had 113 1:12%

42:i;!0» Arch Plotter 100 1:12%

422.V> S|Mikane yneen ...lO't l:13Vi

42KW* I..ad.v Ivan 104 1:12%

Today’s
A.Wt.Uan.
4 l(r2:i:72.".
(! 112X720
0 111X715
(i 111. .71.5

4 1050710
7 lll;K710
(1 111 X710

5 114X710
0 100 X 705
0 109. .705
.5 KM. .700
4 114:i:700

Ablaze. I). f, by
Ton.v Itouero - —

Abrasion

Ely, br. c, by Rock
View — Presenta-
tion

of tile alrove t*e scratelied:

42:1:41* Ini|Uiry 100 :.5(i% 1(H).. 7

419.55- Hobby .Mien 10Sx7

.tnnctle 'JVller is S|U-ed.v and g>s>d.

Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.

Forty-first Running Merchants* Selling Stakes.
$2,000 Added.

.3-.vear-«dds :in<l upward.

(Track record; Sept. 25, 1911 — 1:44% — .5 — 105.)

41671 Oakl’wn
33954 L.atonia
^752 L.atonia
38699 L.atonia

3-4 1:14 fast 15 110 6

3-4 l:12%fast l:i8 107 9
3-4 l:16%mud 54 112 6

3-4 1:14 fast 8-5 112 5

99

38583 Douglas

3-4 l;12%fast

11

114

4

3

2

38425 Douglas

3-4 l;ll%fast

6f

106

6

6

5

100

SPOKANE QUEEN, ch. m, 6

109

422.56 Lex’ton

3-4 l:14%fast

42

110

6

10

10

ouhl any

42021 Oakl’wn

54 f l:08%fast

3

102

3

3

2

41942 OakTwn

54 f l;06%fast

10

109

8

6

7

KK). .715

41785 OakTwn

64 f 1:08% fast

3

1064 7

6

6

1GSX710

413.33 P’.G’nds

6>. f 1:09 fast

24

110

4

3

3

41254 F.G’nds

64 f l:09%good 44

110

3

1

1

40050 I.a)iurel

3-4 l:13%fast

14f

112 11

11

13

42:407 IMoscoride 98 1:14% 4 114:i:700

.\lso eligijale to start in order named should any
of the alrove In' scratched:

42’07;l* Hriiigburst 115 1:11% 8 111.. 720

.49.5:40 Sa.vetb 105 1:10% 4 109.. 700

420.59s Ruth Strickland ..K»8 1:13% « 109^:70.5

:«»931* I.rtirn- H 99 1:15 3 92.. 715

42:443 Neie* 102 1:13% 4 114X710

:49991» Jtoyal Gold (Mi.. 3 92.. 700

Star Kaby is n fast filly.

Second Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
3-.v.«-ar-«dds and upward. Maidens. Allowances.
(Track record: .May 27, 1912— 1;42%— 3— 97.)

40;tl9* Precious KMi 1 :45% 5

42:4:42-* id 99 l:45Vr, 3

(dL'iWO)* HiMiiir KM l:4.5>/ii 8

42.Tt.5s V4i.se Man 117 1:45% 0

42409= Mistress Polly 112 1:47% 4

42:4(M= .lim Hefferiiig .... 99 1:40% 4

(4214.5) Clieer la-ader 100 1:45 .5

(42:487)* Herald 1(10 1:49% 4

42213=* Fern Handlev ....112 1:47 4

(40993)* Hasilius 105 l:49%s 5

(42409) Pastoureau 3

Precious is a fast and staying filly.

Fifth Race — 1 Mile.

3-ycar-olds. I'iHies. Allowances.

5 98 X 7.50

3 98 X 745
8 KK)®745
0 110X745

4 103X740
4 1070740
.5 1 9.5X73.5
4 105X7:45

4 100X7:40

5 111X730
3 1)H»..725

42:4-29= .iorice 3 K)5:f:725

:«I9MI= Kvlidrter 108 1:45% 5 113.. 720

:!9:»ss Say Wlicn 3 105X715

422-24 Hoireful 3 107X710

;t90S9 Rog 109 1:47% 4 113.. 710

1-2271 Ceurmaiid KM l;.53%h 3 107 X 705

:4s.-,07 (Jildry 11241:47% 4 113.. 705

42:429 May Ronero ;4 105.. 700

12:429 llandbltie 100 l:.51%s 3 107X700

42385 Hurry Fp 3 107.. 700

Celtina, ch. f, by

felt — Diamoiitiiii . 3 105

'Ilie (iallaiit. hr. c.

Iiy HourlKui Hcaii

— Kividciid 3 110

•Mso cligilile to start in order named sliouhl any
of tlic aliovc be scraiclieil:

|-2:!45 .Van KMl:5«i';.li 3 105 . 700

42112 Porte Kra|K>ail .... 4 110..715

4(MM5 Rcdsf.irt 107 1:47% 4 113.. 710

42:4(>5 Hugic (’all 3 11 7.. 705

42:4-29 .lini Kuilicy 3 K)7..7oo

42:485 Flczc.v 3 105.. 700

Race of doidctfni outcome.

Third Racct — 4 1-2 Furlongs.

2-.vcar-olds. flaiming.

(Tr.ick record: .May 8, 1909— .52%— 2— 10.3.)
(I238(K* Annette Teller ...107 :55% 103 X 725

42:t;ll-'* IMrector James (M)K)7 :.55% KK)X720

42:4(i7 = * Sister lielciie 102 :.54%s 101.. 715

42:4:41* Marvin May 110 :.55% KMX715

420:4:4= Kll;i T 103 ;.55%s 103X710

42:407* (-aiicion IK) ;55% 101.. 705

42:4:41 Clear tlie Way 1(N! :.57% KMX705

42^225) Ikaiblel II 109 :.5(! ‘ K)1..7()(»

42:431 Hriglit Gold (.M)..K):t ;.57 101..7(H)

42:t(-.4 Jazz (M) K)9 :.57% 108..7(H)

J(K-ke.v.

B.O.

Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3d.

RubinsviK C. . ,

. .22

lou

355

78

51

54

M iirruy, ’T

. .21

99

484

93

48

48

Lilley, W

. .21

110

78

IG

11

4

I.iiusford, H. ...

. .IS

104

1009

18G

191

138

Warrington, W..

. .18

113

GG

12

G

fj

llowunl. .1

. .IG

lOG

807

12G

89

9.3

Crump, W

. .IG

109

224

3G

28

29

HowanI, r

. .IG

KM

88

14

12

10

Willianis. J. ...

. .15

110

130

19

15

12

Garner, M

. .14

107

54.3

77

107

80

Burke, H. J. ..

. .14

lOG

32G

46

3G

42

Groth, J

. .14

107

184

2G

3G

21

Wolstelilioliu, S.

. .14

111

49

7

5

10

Connelly, D. ...

. .13

111

842

109

118

118

Tliiirber, 11. ...

. .13

102

G21

82

8G

89

Pitz, J

.13

107

4.55

58

49

Miirpliy, F

. .13

107

3.58

45

32

39

McIntyre. J. ..

. .13

103

18G

2.5

26

21

Genlr.v, L

. .12

110

.539

03

G1

6:1

Siiii|isoii, R. ...

. .12

110

450

53

52

4G

Brown, ('

. .12

KIG

402

47

.34

.59

Morys, J

. .12

110

101

19

20

24

(Track

record: Sept.

7, 1911— 1::I7’%

—3—99.)

42226= t

I’WIN

..104 1:39%

108 X 750

39377t

Batter Cake . .

111. .740

(4222G)

Lillian Sliaw .

..107 1:.39%

108 X 735

42345=

Bellsolar

105X735

42:i45

Galli-Curci ...

108. .730

42318=

Jo.vful

105. .725

423G3

P'lyaway

105. .725

42:i45

Jap

108:i(715

;e.

R. Bradley entrj

The B

radley entry sliould win.

Sixth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.

3-year-olds

Claiming.

( Track

record; Mav

7, 191-2— 1:42%

—3—97. )

4236.3=*

laid.v Rachel . .

!H). .725

422(K)=*

Legal

107X720

(42409)

Pastoiirea(( ....

109. .715

(422.57)*

Corson

104X715

42320

Dancing Sprav .

...103 1:48%

KMX710

40474

Candle Light . .

109. .710

423S8*

Caeamls)

101. .705

42.320

Retta B

...105 1:47%

104:it70.5

42140*

Wave »M»

1(HxT(M>

423)’>(i

Cantilever

...107 l;.53'^h

10!) X 7(H)

Lidy

tacliel is racing

well.

Seventh Race— 1 1-16 Miles.

l-.vi*ar-olfls and upward, ('lahninjr.

(Track

record: Sep(. 2

i, 1911—1:44%-

-5—105.)

42:i(’J(=*

Bonnie ’Tess . .

...no 1:47%

G K)2x7’J5

4174G-*

('iMlilllll

...112 1:47%

5 104.. 720

42:16.5

Sir Oliver ....

...no 1:47

5 109X715

42286=

Waterford ....

...109 l;.54%h

5 109X715

422(i9

Regreso

. . .110 1 :48

5 112X715

417.59*

Crystal D.iy . .

. . . KiS 1 ;48’%

4 98X710

42244

Frank Monrim

...105 1;49%8

5 109X710

42((7(!

Gleipner

...102 l:4G'-.

G 109X710

42280=

I.ad.v Mexiean

...104 l:.50

7 1070705

42285

.Mmino

...no 1:47%

(i 109 X 705

42315

Captain I'.urns

..Am 1 :.51m

8 112X705

;I9079

Golden Glow .

. . .KHI l:4G%s

4 105 X 7(H)

Also eligilile to start i

n order named

sliuulil any

of the alsive lie scratelied

:i9971

-Mstoii

...109 1:4(1%

7 109:f:700

4236.8=

Coniniun Isiw .

...107 l;4(i%

4 KKI.. 715

42;i(a>*

Liicile I’

...KG 1:47%

5 1020715

42:1.88*

Montague (M)

...105 l;.57%m

3 95.. 700

4-2321

Bryiilimah ....

. . .109 1 ;4(T%

9 KG0715

42389

Dr. Samuel

. . .KI2 '.l ;4(i%

S 109*705

Bonnit

Tess is good ami favoralily weiglited.

>CKKV

PERCKNTAGRS.

May 1

It, IDItt, lut'lusive.

1

At or

Liider

Jockey. P.C.

Wt. Mte. 1st.

2d. 3d.

Barrett, N 11

105 3:I3 37

.55 37

Van Dusen, C 11

104 94 10

10 9

Pool,

•: 10

107 .522 52

(M 79

J 10

111 220 21

29 2G

1 Willis,

0 09

105 .505 44

g;3 61

Majestic, J 09 95 100

Hoyle, S 09 90 129

Troise, R OS 105 5’24

Hanover, .1 08 109 170

Stearns, II. . .
Kopplemaii, H.

Hunt, G

Gray, H

Carroll, G. W.

Davies. R

Seliwartz, M. .

Hoag, W

Meeiian, W. ...
Cummins, K. ..

Daniels, J

Jones, I,

Moore, W

.00 100 150

.00 93 118

.00 113 125

.(Hi 105 :40

.05 100 251

.05 104 192

.05 85 38

.03 102 31

.. 113 5

. . 100 3

..113 1

..100 1

..104 1

FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-oIds and upward. Claiming. (Oct. 16, 1913 — 1:11 2 105.)

Index Course Dist TimeT’ekOdds Wt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish

STAR BABY, h. f, 4

40898 F.G-nds ai f l:07%fa.st 5

40819 Jef’son
40696 Jef’son
40593 .lef’son
38981 1.4itonia

-3-4 1 ;17 slow 3i 107 1

3-4 1 :20%hvy 4 106 2

3-4 l;15%good 7 104 1

3-4 l;13%fast 33-10 106 8

By Transvaal — Star Lady (J. Massey),
li 1* C Rob’sonl2 Ojilielia \V., l.,angden, .\melita
1* 1» M Rowan 8 H. Peddler. Itatliilde, H. Mabel
3** 4*i F Smith 7 W.H.Huekner, American, Hope

3« 2= F Smith 9 Sayouarra, O. Martin, G. Grass
4J 4» J Howard 12 Capers, Mondaiue, Nib

^ HPrincek H.Peddier. K.Adams

^ 10%fast 4 KM 4 o 3 4t> <=J J Dursch 12 KatieCanal. Koran Eliz-iliptliH

37998 9 I ® ^ John.sonX2 Rifle. Harry Mason, OpbeUn w!

oZo?- 2 2 2 3® O Willis 8 B.McDawell, Gr.Grass MarTom

37814 Oakl wn 6i f l:06%fast 10 KM 7 7 7 7’J 7“i J Dursch 8 Jule, Kinney. Hillie U.’

SUSIE, b. m, 6 112 Bv Galveston — Sweet Lavender (H. Coons).

-w 1 i 2 1 1 1= li T -rurray 8 .Maiigiiiiese, (-all Sliot, Encore

41"^ r> f ^ 2 3 3”8 4'i H Thurber 7 Manganese, Premium, Violet

Havana 5i f l;00%fa.st 2 10.3 5 3 1 1= 1* . I Pitz 7 .M’gaiiese HigliGear EdC’rison

4144K ^ ^ ^ 1‘1 1“>‘ J Pitz 8 G.RusseU, C’tM’elimK, y.T’v.ito

41-ui H ^ 3S8 50JH Jeffcott 8 Premium. Apple. Wiske, Dimitri

4i'9^ I } 2‘r i 2 ^ ‘ Jeffcott 8 Lit. Nephew, WulMack, Ft.Hliss

411^7 ri r J I ? “ 1 1 2‘i L’» H Jeffcott U iligli Gear, Sparkier, Premium

Aurl i '*“1 1 1 1= 1= H Jeffcott 8 S. Alyssum. GusScI.eer, Dimitri

410(8 Havana 5i f l:00%fast 4-5 JU9 4 11 1* 1« II Jeffcott 11 Hlanebita. J.H.H’rell, P’mptiou

f ■, -...■u, • „ Thicket— Belle of Harrisburg (R. H. Harvey).

4^>i'^ r 4 1 Vii: * 7 8 Cl 7=2 1., (Jentry 11 Joliii Jr.. King Helle, Sen. James

4ik^ -w ^ 4 5 41 l“t 11 Ham’fnl2 KateAdaius, H. Smoke, H.ofWar

ll»7v o Li '^" ‘’H ** ^*'’ **^ r>ursch 11 Harry D., H.andSturs, Searpiall.

4?r-i 1 ir r il? i * * ‘‘ 9 Port Light, HobA., JaekO’Dowd

4i’t’f9 Ki'c i‘ne ^ " Duico, JolinJr., Harryltiirgoyne

1 ^ 1 1 1* K J Dursch 12 Sybil, Jessie C., Paul Connelly

maw eP- ! 2 3 3 41 4«i J Dursch 12 Port Llglit, W.o’W’dom, JaekK.

40938 F.Gnds 6i f l:08%slow 8 lOts 7 1 1 11 K J Dursch 10 Amelita, R.H..Anderson, Pilsen

^ **■ *’ * Disguise— LardelU (W. -Woodard),

51 f l:06%fast 6-5 KHi 1
5i f l;0(j%fast 2 10.3 5

3-4 lfl2%fa»t 8-5 107 3
5J f 1 :06 fast 7-5 !09 2
51 f l;0'.%good 8-5 107 2
3-4 1 :ll%fast 7-5 106 5
51 f l:06%fast 4-5 108 1
5i f l:06%fast 4-5 JU9 4

BILLIE B„ ch. g, 6

4i'.-il5 t'hurch'l :!-4 l:i:i%fast

421.54 Lex-ton
41878 Oukl'wn
41838 OatU'wn
41574 Jer son
41163 F.G'nds
40972 F.G’nds
40938 F.G'nds

3-4 1:13%fast 5f lo6 6
51 f l:09%mud 6 115 11

3-4 1:14 fast 10 113 7

3-4 1:16 fast 16-5 111 3
61 f 1:08 slow 4 110 1

6ifl;06%fast 5 111 7

61 ; l;U8%slow 8 108 7

ARTHUR MIDDLETON, ch. g, 6
(Formerly Dr. Moore),

42238 J.,e.\’ton
42130 Le.\’ton
42(X)8 Oaki’wn
39850 Douglas
38954 La to Ilia
68900 Latonia
38533 Douglas
38386 Douglas

3-4 l;12%fast 5 108 8

3-4 l:13%fast 7-5 113 3
3-4 l;13%fast G-5 116 3
3-4 1 :13%fast 13-30 115 10
3-4 l;12%fast 6 106 7

3-4 l:12%fast 4-6 108 6
3-4 l.T0%fast 6 114 9

3-4 l:U%fast 10 98 3

MABEL TRASK, b. f, 4

t::il5 Ghureli-1 3-4 l:13%tast

42221 Ix'X’tou 3-4 1 ;13%good .51 105 1

42184 I.ie.\’lon ;t-4 1:16 hvy 43-10 109 1

41348 Havana 61 f l;08%slow 6 86 5

4J281 Havana 1:16 good 7-5 lU 4

41127 Havana 1 1 :.-59%fast 3 104 2

41107 Havana Un20y l;41%fast 3 98 1

40999 Haviiua 5-8 l;06%hvy 8-5 101 6

40969 Havana 3-4 l;16%slow 8-5 103 1

40887 Havana Bifl;19%hvy 1 106 8

40803 Havana 3-4 l;25%hvy 7-10 95 2

KING K., b. g, 7 111

43046 Oakl’wn 5-8 1 ;02%fa.st 8 114 5

41968 Oakl’ wn 3-4 1:lG%mud 15 116 9

4i;il4 Oakl’wn 61 f 1:08 fast 7 109 7

41750 Oakl’wn 3-4 1 :15>islow 20 H8 3

4170t; OHki'wii 3-4 l:14%fast 10 112 10

41537 F.G’nds 51 f 1 -.07 fast 20 103 6

41493 F.G’nds 51 f 1:11 hvy 15 116 6

41254 F.G’nds 51 f l:09%good 13-5 115 1

410.50 F.G’nds 61 f 1 ;08%good 8 115 S

40938 F.G’nds 51 f l:08%slow 12 113 10

MUSTARD, ch. g, 6 111

42343 Church’l 3-4 1 :1.3%fast 42 1091 7

42384 I.<ex’ton 3-4 l:15%mud 7 1111 1

42384 I.<ex’tOn
42196 Lex’ ton
42130 Lex’ton
38739 Latonia
'28264 Saratoga

3-4 l:17%hvy 9-10 107 1
3-4 l;13%fast 18 110 2

3-4 1;13%fast 6 116 6

8-4 l:12%fast 20 107 6

27008 Jamaica 11-16 1:48 slow 6 116 1

26714 Belmont 1 l:39%fast 8 102 2

26617 Pip.R’k Ab 1 l:42%fast 1 110 6

264n Belmont 61 f l:04%good 3-1 109 2

26286 Jamaica 3-4 1:13 slow 8 101} 2

SANDY LAD, b. g, 6 114

423:« ( ’hureh 1 3-4 1 ;1.8%fast 72f KM 10

41595 Jef’son 3-4 l;16%slow 4 109 6

41574 Jef’Bon 3-4 1:16 fa.st 10 KM 4

4i:i21 F.G’nds 51 f 1 *9%good 13 121 6

41195 F.G’nds 5J f l;08%mud 7 113 5

41060 F.G’nds 1 1-lC l:.5I%mud 8 111 3

41017 F.G’nds 61 f l;10%hvy 5 113 4

40982 F.G’n<^s ImvOy 1:46 fast 6 99 4 3

40847 F.G’nds 1 1:46 hvy 8 100 2 1

40809 Jef'sun S-4 l:17Vlgood 2 107 6

61 6*J E Sande 9 HlueParadise, Ladylvun, Dimitri
18 11 J Howard 12 CaueRun, U. Paradise, Rochester
9* 8‘* J Howard 12 ’Froilus, Bonifuce, Ichl-Uan
4 4’i E Sande 4 Solly, Bel. Me Hoys, Pr. of Come

By Jack Atkin— Balance All II. (C. T. Worthington)
48 Kol>’.‘<onll .l<diii Jr.. King Helle, Sen. James

2‘ 2= B Kop’in’nll II. Huigoyne, ('.Hums, ,M.Ha«-oui

1' 2= H Kop'm’n 4 ’Pile C. Haw n. G.yueen, LueileP.

3 1= 11 L W’oods S Fort Hliss, Dimitri, Betterton

6 6 6’® .1 Dreyer « ,\p. Wiske, Aulat-e, LadyJ.Grey

2 3* 4‘" J Dreyer 7 Harwood II., M.’s Beau, Lytle

1 luk 4=J .) Dreyer 7 G.RusseU, Harw’(M)d IL. Soldier

3= ink T Murray «.) \i|,. Miss Gove. Keriian

2‘ 21 T Murray s Dimitri, Helen Atkin. Lytle

14 31 G I’n ei-eJr 8 Sparkler, 'l'ra|i|(iiig. .Nib

1* 1= T Muriuy (i Ft.Hliss, Woodtlirush. M.’sBeau

Bv Sain — Humming Bee (W. C. Weant).

4‘ 6‘i D Owens 10 Siireget, Doe. Zab, Tliirt.v Seven
8'i ~!*i D Owens 12 Velvet, Huffaker. 'rom Caro
64 C-i M Garner 12 R.Striekland, JaekK.. LiluTator
6= 6“ J Groth 7 Tliis. Green, Bob.\., Kirstie’sCub

5= 5«J C Brown lo II. C. Baseh, Jack K., Bathilde

7= 7®1 W Hoag 9 Lively. Onico, Port Liglit

6* 6*1 R Troxler 7 W.o’W’dom, S’retasli. M. Bacon

11 1‘1 R Troxler 10 S. Queen, Paganini, Marger.v

4= 4‘i W J 0’B’nl2 Mer.Lnss, OpheliaW., T.asSteel
61 G=J G Walls 10 Billie B., Amelita, R.H. Anderson
By Golden Maxim — Bit of Spice (W. Perkins).

6* 4* li Simpsonll Kildare Ho.v, DavidCraig, Vision
4‘ 4= R S'.npson S BobHensley, L.Luxury, Martre

2*> 3j E Pool 11 Has. ('ora. Circulate, Waterford

6‘ 6‘_i R Simpson 7 Dr.(7arnien, G. Queen, F.ll’udley

61 o’i L Mink 12 Hocnir, Toy Miss, Leicester

68 7“ J McTag’t 9 Peunaut, H. Baggage, Delancey

6= 6“ J McTag’rt (J Spur, Acliievemeut, ()elaudria

21 28 J McTag’rt 0 Sliarpsliooter, Roly, Gainer

6 G*J J McTag’rt (i R. Maiden, Star Gaze, Lysander

1*1 1’ J McTag’t 4 Woodward, Grasp, Delancey

21 28 J McTag’t 9 Fernrock. D.ad. Choice. P.ofComo

By Sandringham — BeUe of Memphis (J, B. Dumestrw).
71 714 Riden’r 11 PurtLiglit. B. Paradise, Siiueeler
6 6®3 G PreeceJr (i Romeo, Toddler, Valerie West

6*® 6‘® S Sn’dinan 7 Oiiieo, John Jr., Billie H.

8 8'= J Metcalf 8 Sabretash, Squeeler, Blaise

61 6*3 C Rob’son 7 Gallant Lad, Blaise, 'rom Goose

511 557 jj B-uxton 7 Baby Lynch, JUTy, Prunes

Sa 1® C Rob’son 8 Gal. Lad, B.UcnsIe.r, I'ort Light

11 l'( C Rob'son 8 Big Fellow, Lottery, Berlin

3‘ 3*1 H Ericks’n li Douglass S., Bolster, Drastic

31 3'1 H Cassity U Suyuuurra, M.Kruter, M.JumOo

LADY IVAN b.

42168 l.iex’ton
;i8954 Latonia
:!8875 Latonia
38634 l^atonia
38570 Douglas
38324 Church’ 1
30050 Latonia
29979 Latonia
28540 Windsor '

OIOSCORIDE, hi

42307 Church’l
41587 Jef’son
41165 F.G’nds In
40996 F.G’nds 1
40872 F.G’nds In
38847 Latonia
38792 Latonia
38664 Latonia In
38531 Douglas
38348 Church’l 1

m, 5 1(K

3-4 1:16 hvy 45 Ho 4
3-4 l:12%fa.st 82 lO-J 4
3-4 l:12%fast 17 109 2

3-4 l:13%fast 21 107 2

3-4 l:ll%fast 120 104 8
3-4 l;13%fast 25 108 1

61 f l:08%slow 19 104 4

51 f l;10%mud 27 110 3

61 f l;07%fast 21 99 9

r, g, 4 114

1 l:43%hvy 27f 106 7
3-4 l;15%slow 10 106 5

l70y l:47%»low 15 104 2

1-4 2;12%hvy 6 102 —

i70y l;50%hvy 8-5 107 2
3-4 l:13%good 9f 98 7
3-4 1:13 good 29 102 10

i70y l:4i%fast 14 109 7

3-4 1:13 fast 21-6 104 2
1-16 l:47%fast 31 971 1

By Hdrlm — Ada Belle n. (Knebelkamp A Howertira).

3 6' .5" C Brown 11 I’ortLiglit, B. Paradise, Siiueel(*r

9 9‘® 9'= C Brown 10 PortLiglit, GreyE'gle, Lil>enii<ir

9 8} 8‘® J Dursch 0 BlueParadise, Lndylvan, Dimitri

8 6® 6=* J Dursch 8 BkilesKnob, Y’kville, S’dinan 11.

2 2* 16 M Garner 12 Yorkville, Ziin, Ndio

2 2* 3*i J Dursch 12 Sirocco, Hocnir, Busy Joe

5 7* 6*i J Gruber 12 David (;ruig, Billie B., Busy Joe

By Von Tromp— Alice Cary (W. M. Cain).

10 104 10'= E Pool 12 ( apt. Burns, JoliiiJr.. .Nobleman

2 3* 3= H Casslty 9 M.B.T’rinan, .Sybil, B.aiulSturs

7 7*» 7=' L Stalker 8 'I'rusty, A.AIex’der, W.o’W’doin

6 36 3'i M Gamer 11 B.aud.Stars, L’ghorne, ’I'li. Seven

3 3= 3* H Ca.ssity 12 C.A.Comiskey, Keilluc, P.G.Kiug

1 2‘ 2‘J M Garner 10 King K., I’aganiui, Margery

13 13 12=* W McIn’relS Sybil, Bellringer, Pepper

By Ivan the Terrible — Bewitched (J. W. Schorr),

7 7"’ T== J Hanover 8 .S<|Ueeler, Port Liglit, Vignola

3 26 2“ E Pool 9 B. Paradise, Dimitri. Gip. George

4 4‘ 4‘J J Howard 9 Kukliix, .lupliet. Silk lanly

1 2* Ink A Johnsonl2 P’sumptioii, KateAdams, Eliz.H.

6 &* f)*\ A Johnsonl2 Kama, Impressive, King Belle

2 4i 6*S H Lun.sf’d 5 Petrovna. ’Toy-Miss, C.’sD’iigliter

4 7* 7‘* F Murphy 8 Pas. Fancy, Saf. Girl, 41. Belle

2 3= 4=i F Murphy 8 Bed. Stories, Diamond, Saff.Girl

7 8i 8** R McD’ott 9 Auriga, Oplielia W., Blue Fox

By Guerido— Dogmatic (Marshall Bros.).

9 10® 10== O Willis 11 ’I'lie C. Bon, Mist. Polly, Redmon

4 3* 4" R Simpson 5 Kil. Boy, BouTroinp, DuiiMrigiu

1 li li J Scott 11 Lottery, Libyan Sands, Amenta

— 2* 2i J Scott 9 Aztec, Kebo, Tito

1 1= 1® E Don’hue 5 Thirst, Bajazet, Dalw(x>d

8 8*i 8== J Majesticll S’dmanIL, T.A’derson, V’rkvflle

11 11* ll‘= O Willis 12 Sirocco, Clairvoyant, Nepe

3 6* 6'* B Don’huel2 Quito. Broom Peddler, Audrey K.

6 8i 9*® R Simpsonl2 MlssWright, Lit. Princess, Quito

3 4* 4*i B Don’hue 5 ’I'liinker, Bigtodu, Sun God

Also eligible to start in order named should any of the above be scratched:

BRINGHURST, br. g, 8 111 By Plaudit — Sweet Marjoram (0. V. Barnes),

42073 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:14%fast 2 110 1 4 4 3‘ 3’ C Rob’son 7 Trusty, Orderly, .Myrtle A.

41918 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:13%fast 4 116 2 3 4 36 4*J D Conn’lly 7 A. N. Akin, Nepiterliaii, B.’l’romp

41797 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:13%fast 2 118 1 4 2 2= 2‘ D Conn’lly 8 St. Isidore, Kama, Sir Oliver

41721 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:13%fast 11-10 121 1 2 1 1® 2® D Conn’lly 9 Nepperliun, Kumu, Lively

41645 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:14%good 2i 120 3 2 2 1® 2' D Conn’llylO MursMouse, Sereiiest, B. Tromp

41178 F.G’nds 6i f l:06%good 6 107 6 6 3 4' 6=i M Gamer 11 R. Craig, W.W. Hustings, W.Uall

40316 Latonia 3-4 l;12%last 41 107 7 4 3 2® 1® F Smith 12 Cane Run, Dr. Carmeu, 11. Gear

39089 Latonia 3-4 1:13 good 4 119 4 6 4 6® 6®J L Mink 7 Blue Paradise, Melus. Nublemau

39026 Latonia 3-4 l:ll%fast 14 106 1 2 2 7 * 9= J Mooney 11 Leochures, Boniface, Vio. Buiiuie

38983 Latonia 3-4 1:12 fast 6 111 3 2 2 1® 21 B Sande 6 Bon 'Tromp, Sedan, 'Taeula

38914 Latonia 3-4 1:12 fast 3-2 114 1 2 2 21 2*1 L Gentry 0 Skiles Knob. Dimitri, Kama

38673 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 1 109 1 $ 2 11 1® H Lunsf’d tt Gip.Geobge, M.B.'Th’rmun, Sltlue

38600 Douglas 3-4 l:ll%fast 21-10 110 3 2 2 21 ink L Gentry tf King Belle, Kiuuey, Railerty

SAYETH, ch. g, 4 109

:t9530 Cheyenne 5-8 l:01%slow 20 108

3!I449 (Jheyenne 5-8 l;02%fast 51 I06

39:)95 Cheyenne 51 f 1:08 fast 62 105
39367 Cheyenne 51 f l:09%fast 18 107

39328 Cheyenne
39255 Cheyenne
38981 Latonia
38752 Latonia

5-8 1:01 fast 5
5-8 l:U2%fast 8
3-4 l:i:j%fast 53
3-4 l;16%mud 92

RUTH STRICKLAND, h. m, •

42059 Oakl’wn
41995 OakTwn
41971 Oakl’wn
41914 OakTwn
41816 Oakl’wn
41622 Jef’son
41571 Jef’son

3-4 l;15%fast 10 lo8 2
3-4 l:14%fast 12 K/7 5

3-4 l;15%mud 20 100 7

51 f 1:08 fast 20 101 1

6-8 l;01%fast 15 107 5

3-4 l:15%fast 8 109 1

3-4 l;16%fast 7 105 3

LARRY B., ch. g. 3

:2)931 Douglas
39870 Douglas
38980 Latonia
38872 Latonia
38753 Latonia
38685 l.atonia

ui f l:07%fast 10 106 2

3-4 l:13%fast 7-6 99 2

5-8 l:0l9KiasC 19-5 1(M 1
5i f l:08%tast 12 104 1

5i f l.ll%mud 11 105 6

5-8 l:01%fast 6 104 12

38303 Church’l 4i f 64%fast 5 109 10

NEFE. b. g, 4

42343 ChurciTl
42126 l.s?.x'ton
4Ua29 Jef’sun
10010 Church’l
39970 Church’l
39809 Lex’ton
38954 Latonia
38792 Latonia
38398 Douglas
38271 Church’ t
38245 Church’l
38135 Lex'lon

l;13%fast 10
L;10%fasl 8
l;14%hvy 2
L:07%fast 7-10
1:14 fast 14
L14 fast 13
l;12%fast 49
1:13 good 52
l;12%lasi 12-5
l;14%fast 15
I ;14%fast 31-10
l:14%fast 19-10

By Seth — Mattie Kernan (Shuler A Du Bois).

6'= J Collins 7 JoeBliiir, B.D’iiuUon, J.Fr’derick
1* O Fisher « Sandab, Meegone, Swede Sam
8»J C Wayson 9 ll’olulu Boy, Fiiinigin, Quid.xiiiic
6=1 O Fisher 12 Roar.Gulch, Casaloma, .M. Knight
8‘* J Mulcahy 9 High Note, T. Duncan, .M. Smitli
10'= J MulcahylO Roscas, Eng. Lady, Br. Fuvorue
10= 10'= F Merimeel2 Capers, Muiiduine, Nib
710 7s» p Merlmee 8 SkilesKiiub. V’kville, S'dinan II.

By Czar — Searchlight (F. J. Miles).

31 3=i J MclntyrelO M.B. ’Thurman, Sybil. Kukiiix
61 6=S H Steams 8 .luck K., W. o’ Wisdom, iiub

6= 5* H Stearn.s 8 Discussion, Bob A., Kukliix

1' 1* H Stearns 12 Jack K., Liberator, Apple Jack

6' 6-*i G W Car’112 Hummu, Tom Caro, CoUuli

4® 6=1 G W CaFlll R.D.A’erson, ’Th. Seven, L.Small

6' 6*1 C Brown 12 Laugdeo, Karlymoru, PluviuUu

By Dick 'Welles — Ethel Carr (J. Livingston),

61 S'*! J Howard 12 F. Pullet, I'lK-kroacli, Sentimental

2'i 6=1 H Lunsf’d 0 Buncrana, Joe Stulir, CucamiMi

1' 1*1 E Sande 12 Churchill Downs, Byrne, ’Trobeii

11 2‘i B Sande 12 Buncrana, Salvo, CITrcliillDow ns

6 6=-" N Barrett (> Linden, Bro. Maclean, GuldStoiie

71 7*1 B Sande 12 Linden, Byrne, Silent Bid

10' 10‘“ J Morys 12 St. Bernard, Bugle Cull, Madrid

By Abe Frank — Gladys Louise (B. J. Brannon).

3-1 5=1 E Pool 11 Kildare Boy, DavidCraig. Vision

11 1' E Pool 12 L.Kacliel, 'T. Green, il.iturgo.viie

21 2“ L Mink 7 Key .Mar, MicoGirl, Pros.’sBaby

1= 1* F Jackson 12 M.B. 'Thurman. Jeffery, li. Mabel

1* 2® F Jackson 12 Jolin Jr., Keiiwaru, Keriiuii

41 5=1 E Pool 12 Cuiie Run, liberator, CrystalDay

9 9*= J Mooney 9 BlueParadise, Ludylvaii, Dimtlii

3® 3=1 J Mooney 12 Sirocco, Clairvoyant, M.’s Beau

2® 11** W Crump 12 KildareBoy, P’celgor, ’ToiiiGoo.se
2® 5*1 J Gruber 12 Dioscoride, Mary’s Beau, Siroceo
1* 1*1 VV Crump 12 Kildare Boy, Keuward, Alurtre
1® 2| J Gruber 9 Liberator. LittteJuke, lJustyt'ora

ROYAL GOLD, ch. c, 3 (M) 92

:J9991 Church 1 54 f 1 :i)7%fa.st 108 105 i

:!99:il Douglas 54 f I;07',t.fast 53f KC: 11

:i9849 Douglas 54 f l:06%fast 176 112 11

SECOND RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
19 12—1 :42 */5— 3— 97 . )

JORICE, ch. f, 3 (M) 105

42;i29 ChurciTl 3-4 l:1.3%fast 34 108 6

38236 Jamaica 5-8 1:01 last 6 112 6

..,9025 H.deG'ce 44 f 54%fast 11-5 U2 1

37944 H.deG’ce 1-2 48%fast 21-5 112 1

27926 H.deG’ce 41 f ba%hvy 32 107 1

27926 H.deG’ce

EXKORTER, b

2;i989 Church’l :
39914 Douglas :
:i9869 Douglas
39027 Latonia !
38905 Latonia :
38743 Latonia :
38716 Latonia
38557 Douglas
38506 Douglas !
38470 Douglas i

b. h, 5 (M)

1 1-16 l;47%fast 3-2 114 4 4 3

1 1-16 l;47%fast 8-5 105 3 4 4

lm7oyl:45%fast 3 116 4 3 3

1 1-16 l:45%fast lO 10«5 2 4 4

1 1-16 l:46%fast 21 I06 7 3 3

1 1-16 l:46%tast 4 105 9 6 4

1 1-8 l:52%fast 16-5 103 6 4 3

1 l;39%fast 7-5 112 12 8 6
1 1-16 l;46%good 14-5 109 4 1 1

1 3-16 l:58%fast 14-5 107 3 3 3

By Abe Frank — Gladys Louise (B. J. Brannon).

3 3 34 5=4 E Pool 11 Kildare Boy, DavidCraig. Vision

1 1 lA 1* E Pool 12 i.,.Raciiei, 'T. Green, il.iturgoyiie

2 2 24 2“ L Mink 7 Key .Mar, MicoGirl, Pros.’sBaby

1 1 1= 1* F Jackson 12 M.B. 'Thurman. Jeffery, li. Mabel

1 1 1' 2® F Jackson 12 Joliu Jr., Keiiwaru, Keriiaii

2 2 44 5=J E Pool 12 Cuiie Run, l,iberator, CrystalDay

4 8 9 9*= J Mooney 9 BlueParadise, Ludylvaii, Diiiiilii

12 3® 3=4 J Mooney 12 Sirocco, Clairvoyant, M.’s Beau

2 2 2® 11** W Crump 12 KildareBoy, P’celgor, ’ToiiiGoo.se

112® G*i J Gruber 12 Dioscoride, Mary’s Beau, Sirocco
111* 1*4 VV Crump 12 Kildare Boy, Keuward, Alurtre
1 1 1® 2| J Gruber 9 Liberator. LittleJuke, lJustyt'ora

By Golden Maxim — Royal Velvet (A. G. Elliston).

10 12 12 12=* J Kederls 12 l.uticelot, Joe.Stahr, Sent iiiiental

12 12 12 12'= .1 Kederis 12 F. Pullet, Cockroucli, Sentiiiieinai

10 10 10= 10"> J Kederis 12 Ivviiiiwiii, BiigleCall, Gold. Floss

3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. (May 27,

By Plaudit--Abby C. (J. S. Hawkins).

4 3' 2® R ’Troise 12 War Idol, Lucinda, Mint Cat

6 7 7' 7'= K ’Troise 13 Lion d’Or, Minuet, DittereiiiKyes

1 1 2* 2= R 'Troise 6 Aunt Diuuli, Green .Mint, Brisk

1 1® 2® K 'Troise 0 Coliiiella, Aunt Diiiab, laiv.laidy

5 34 4" K Troise G Drmoudu, Cresson, Mudum Byiig

By Sunder — Persuasion (G. M. Hendrie),

3 3 3* 3*il L Mink 10 Glusstoi, lI.Breivogel, (7't Gull

4 5 4* 4=4 H Lunsf’d 11 M.Kosell., PaulaV., Fl.ofSleel

3 2 2'i 24 L Mink 12 Amalette, LuckyDay, C’pt.llooge

4 4 4= 3)1 J Mooney 10 Reptoii, Paula V., Kocliester

3 3 3'4 2* E Sande 11 1‘erugiiio, Gor. Russell, J. Louise

4 4 2= 2‘ II Lunsf’d 11 Dr. Ciirmen. DayDreain, L. Byron

3 4 3= 3* H Lunsf’d 7 J.W. Klein, Queen Apple, Pit

6 4 2= 2'® H Lunsf’dl2 Kegul Lodge, Leixlip, LuckyDay

1 7 7 7*® E Don hue 7 Sun God, Dr. Carmeu, J.W.Kleiu

3 4 34 24 O Willis 11 Beautiful Girl, Pit, Parr

SAY WHEN, br. f, 3 (M) 105

390.SS Latonia :!-4 l;14%good 5 109 8

38835 Latonia 54 f l:09%nvy 12 1U4 6

38779 Latonia 5-8 l;U4%hvy 10 100 7

38714 Latonia 5-8 l;00%fast 21 100 5

38676 Latonia 5-8 l:00%fust 74 103 3

38633 Latonia 44 f 54%fast 5 112 5

38596 Douglas 5-8 l:00%fast 6 105 3

38543 Douglas 5-8 l;03%hvy 4 1074 4

HOPEFUL, b. g, 3 (M) 107

42224 Lex'lon 3-4 l:l3%good 11 994 2

42182 Lex’ton p' C l:12%hvy 15 108 5

42131 Lex’ton 1 l:39%fast 17-5 106 4

39348 Saratoga 5-8 b9%iasi Is 115 2

39260 Saratoga 64 f l:08%slow 12 106 3

39234 Saratoga 5i f l:10%slop 25 106 6

39075 Latonia 5-8 l:Ul%slow 22 112 6

38584 Douglas 6-8 l:00%fast 23 112 6

38545 Douglas 0-8 l;o2%hvy 20 1114 6

38397 Douglas 44 f 63%fast 24 1134 9

ROG, ch. g, 4 (M) 113

39089 Latonia 3-4 1:13 good 31 93 7

38781 l..alonia 3-4 l;14%nvy 78 95 9

38466 Douglas 1 l;39%fast 14-5 109 4

38344 Church’l lm70yl ;46%fast 27-10 109 6

:!-4 l;14%good

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8

5

6

71 6" 11 J.unst’d ^

5i f l:U9%nvy

12

104

6

5

0

4*

3>“ H

Lunsf’d

5-8 l;U4%hvy

lU

100

7

6

6

4®

5'J H

Lunsf’d

5-8 l;00%fast

21

100

5

7

3

6'

5= H

Lunsf’d

5-8 l;(X)%fast

74

103

3

7

7

6®

4* H

Lunsf’d

41 f 54%fast

5

112

0

8

12

12= » D

Conn’UyJ

6-8 l:(X)%fast

6

105

3

3

2

3*

2= K

Lunsf’d

5-8 l;03%hvy

4

1071 4

2

2

21

3* D

ConiTlly

3 (M)

107

By McGee— Fink

3-4 l:l3%good 11

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2

7

9

9'

7'= H

Stearns 1

P' C l:12%hvy

13

108

5

4

5

41

4=1 E

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1 l:3y%fast

17-5

106

4

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21

3= E

Pool

5-8 68%iasi

Is

115

2

6

13

12*

14‘* L

Lyke j

51 f l:08%sluw

12

106

3

4

9

10

10'» E

Sande

5i f l:lu%slup

25

106

6

5

5

71

4‘* R

Troise J

5-8 l:01%slow

22

112

6

6

8

81

8'» W Lilley i

6-8 l:tH)%fast

23

112

6

6

4

6

6" W Lilley

6-8 l;u2%hvy

20

1111 6

6

4

6'1 8'® W

Lilley

41 f 63%fast

24

1131 9

9

8*

8'= W

Lilley ;

36328 L-atonia
36298 Latonia
36265 Latonia

3-4 l:13%fast 8 109 8

64 f l:08%hvy 185 110 8
3-4 l:16%hvy 16f i07 3

GOURMAND, b. g, 3

42271 Lex to II 3-4 1
42212 Lex’ton lm70y 1
42144 Lex’ ton P' C 1
41836 Uaki’wn 1 1
41789 Oakl’wn 1 1
41737 Oakl’wn 3-4 1
41706 OakTwn 3-4 1
41670 Oakl’wn 3-4 1

(M) 107

:16%mud 4 991 7

:53'/ihvy 8 104 1

:10=sfast 8 109 6

:42%fast 8 103 8

:42%fast 7 1034 6

:15%fasl 20 115 5

;14%I'ast 30 1024 5

:14%fast 15 1034 7

GIBBY, br. c, 4 (M) 113

38567 Belmont 1 1 ;41%.slop 40 109 4 6 6

3S4S4 Belmont 1 l;40%.slow 15 114 2 .4 4

38292 Jamaica lm70yl;45%good 20 1124 0 *6 6
38112 Pimlico ImOOy 1:47 fast 2f 102 9 6 6

MAY BONERO, b. f. 3 (M) 105

42:!29 Church’! 3-4 l;13%fast 12f 107 10 10

HANDBLUE, ch. g, 3 (M) 107

42:!29 Church’l 3-4 1 :13%fa.st 12f 109 9 9

42212 Lex’ton lm70y l;53‘/i.hvy 8 104 4 3 3

42182 Lex’ton P* C l:12%hvy 105 107 10 9

42131 Lex’lon 1 l:39%fast 28 100 5 3 2

41623 Jef’Bon lm20y l:45%fast 12 92 13 12 12

41588 Jef’son lm20y l;46%slow 6 105 7 6 7

41568 Jer son lni70y l;50%slow 50 100 U 6 6

41492 F.G’nds 54fl:ll%hvy 30 115 12 12

41454 F.G’nds 6.J f 1:10 mud 30 113 8 8

41320 F.G’nds 64 f l;10%good 40 115 12 12

41255 p'.G’nds 54 t 1:09 good 30 109 9 9

HURRY UP. b. g. 3 (M) 107

42:’85 Church'l 3-4 1:14 mud S3f KC 9 9

First start for the following:

CELTINA. ch. f, 3 (M) 105

THE GALLANT, br. c, 3 (M) 110

Jap, Cliristie Hollers, Bulldoze

11 Lancelot, S’nsl’eurll.. D’cii.ssiuii
7 Brimful, Pastoiireuu, Cantilever
14 Cliur.'Tliorley, LeBalufre, Keaiai
lu St.Qu’ntin, Plurenzi, M’lanclmiia

5 BTckMammy, Lolhair, G’Idbloiie

By Blues — Royal Nettie II. (A. L, Rogers).

7 54 4=1 J Gruber 7 Blue Paradise, .Melus, Nobleman

9 74 7'* J Gruber b I’etroviia, Brib. Voter, Impressive

3 4' 6'* J Gruber 12 Melus, War God, 'Tim ilcGee

3 3* 3®J J Gruber 7 J. Walker, Lucky Day, W. Brady

4 3® 24 Z Shannonl2 BoiTTr’mp, D.ofSavoy, RedlituV.

6 64 31 Z ShannonlU Kling, Postmaster, Jack Hill

8 74 9=1 Z Shannonll Mis. Polly, Clairvoyant, H. Valley

By Braxted — Festive Agnes (Waldeck Stable).

8 7* 7'= C Rob’son 12 laiuie l.ou, I'arkiiig, Sum. Sigli

2 3= 2* C Rob’son 7. (Tutilever, lluiidblue, Stevenson

8 7' 6'= J McIntyre t) Loyalist, laireiia Moss, L. P’.l'lay

9 9' 9'= O Willis 12 Bryiie, B. Siiilling, St’kebreuker

4 3® 4= O Willis 12 Rookery, Verua B., Suuflush

4 44 4*4 O Willis S KdStoue, Ruyunnuut, Guuzalesll

8 8* S'" O Willis I'J 11. C. Basch, Jack K„ Butlillde

7 7* 7'* O Willis S BuiitHis, S.W.Juhosuu, H. Mabel

By Llangibby — Roundelay (J. Livingston).

6 6 6'= T Davies (i Ben Gow, Salvestra, I’rinceps

4 4 3'® T Davies 4 L’dyGertrude, Nominee, Babel to

4 4* 4‘® C Peak 7 Jolireu, Sna|HlragunIl., J.uiiBout

4 3* 3*i A Collins 15 Claiiuer, P''eucer. Lucie Sami

Also eligible to start in order named s
NAN, ch. f. 3 (M) 105

42345 Church’l 3-4 1:13 fast 109 112 9

42174 Ijex’ton lm70y l;49%hvy 16 104 7

42140 Lex’ton P' C l:10%fast 13 107 9

40428 Latonia 5A f l:10%hvy 154 1044 9

39969 Church’l 54 f 1:08 fast 17f 107 12

39770 I.«x’ton 64 f l;08%fast TZt 112 4

39710 Lex’ton 5-8 1:04 slow 62f 112 7

PORTE DRAPEAU, h. o, 4 (M) 116

42112 Lex’lon P' C 1 :09%fast 23 112 2

40345 Latonia 3-4 l:ll%fast 37-10 105 1
40318 Latonia 3-4 l:ll%fast 14 112 6

39468 Saratoga 1 l:37%fast 7-5 H6 1

39363 Saratoga 1 l:37%fast 1 115 1

39222 Saratoga 3-4 l:ll%fast 2| 115 2

38992 Aq’ duct
38S41 Aii’duct
38790 Aq'duct
38632 Belmont

1 1:39% fast 24 105 3

1 l:38%fast 16-5 102 3

1 1:39 fast 2 110 1

1 l:41%g.iud 5 UO 5

By Tony Bonero— May Orsini (D. F. Swift).

10 10= 10'= O Willis 12 War Idol, .Iorice, Lm imla

By Handsel — Merry Blue (H. Gardner).

9 8'i 7'= R Simpson 12 War Idol, Joricc, l.ucimla

3 24 3= T Murray 7 C'litilever, Go’rmuiid, St’venson

8 8= 8'= O Willis 11 Lancelot, S’nsPeurll., D’cussioii

4 64 6® T Murray 7 Brimful, I’astoureau, Hopeful

9 9= 7'= J Staplet’nlG A’buscade, S.M’jorie, Diiiidreury

6 7* 7'® H J Burke 8 P'r. Monroe, Bill Uunley, Ornery

6 7* Vi J Staplet’nll S. Broderick. Huiidfull, Harwood

12 84 7®$ R Slmpsonl2 Hilda, Nelle Vorke, Vision

8 7= 7=* R Simpson 9 'Trusty, Milda, Duhindu

12 12 11=® D Conn'llyl2 Pliautom Maid, Warldol, Lariat

6 91 711 R SimpsonlO Ina Kay, Padua, P'ruuk Sbauuuo

By McGee— Bobbie (J. H. Woodford).

9 9 9** C VanDu'n 9 Limlen, Aiiiericiiu Ace, Mormon

By Celt — Diamontini (C. E. Rowe).

By Bourbon Beau — Dividend,
i any of the above be scratched:

By Textile — Nantura (H. Crawford).

9 9 9=» VV Lilley 9 Legotal, Bellsolar. Binding Tie

7 7*= 6=* R Davies S Miss Gove, Sasenta, Azalea

9 10 10*= C Hunt 10 Sausl’eurll., Allali, Dune. Spray

9 8' 8** R Davies 9 .I.P’uybaker, E.'T’uUr. O’tilever

12 11= 10=' C Brown 12 LKacUel, Uetta B., Wat, Willow

6 11* 11'* H Gray 12 Delico P^lor. Webber, Brimful

9 74 10'* H Gray 12 VVarStorits, Lance. L.deJaruette

By Sunstar — Bright Cherry (E. R, Bradley),

3 44 4* I. Gentry 5 Prince of Coiiio. Limlen, Basil

3 3* 24 M Garner G Wal. Hull, CaueRun, Spearlene

6 6* 6* L Gentry 7 Courtsliip, A. N. Akin. Basil

2 2* 2= J Loftus 7 'TelioiisBon, Wingold, P. to I'oint

2 2*4 2= M Buxton 7 L’lnfirmiere, Wingold, Bar One

2 2= 2’ M Buxton 17 O.tlieWay, L’ln’miere. H.'T’rtoiil

2 8= 3*4 M Buxton 9 Elinendorf, Giielaml, Valais

2 3* 3= L Ensor 7 J. au Bout, Knslimir, Nuterackei

1 1* 24 M Buxton 15 Elmendorf, Dramaturge, Notawa

4 4® 2= M Buxton 11 Priuceps, J. uu Bout, P.uudCalls

Sunday. May 18, 1819

DAILY RACING FORM

5

REDSTART, ch. g. 4 IM)
4004.-. ('hun’h l 1 1-S l:.-«4'/ifast
churrh l 1 1-lt! l:4T=r.fast
IniVOvl :4&-5fast
397!»& !.<>.\ ton 1 1-lf, l;47'.iifast
H96.14 Iiid'polis 1 l:40*4fast
39593 Ind'polis 1 1:44 fast
3956.3 Ind’polis 5i f l:09^ifast
39545 Ind’polis 5i f 1 :09-''r.slo\v

37739 Oaki'wn
37657 Oaki’wn

1 l:41>«fast
3-4 1:15 fast

113

lol 5 5 5
107 976
107 9 8 8
106 10 10 10
99
101
112
109

107

108

3 7
in

37590 Oaki’wn

1

1:42 fast

50

102

4

5 10

11

BUGLE CALL.

gr,

, 3 (M)

117

42.I6.I Chur: h'l

:i-4

1 :12%fast

22

101

7

7

7

40042 Church' 1

5J f

l:074ifast

8-5

109

12

10

6

3994» Church’ 1

6.'. f l:07%fast 13-10

109

4

2

2

.!!t«29 Douglas

5 *. f

1:07 fast

9-5

109

2

1

1

.'i;i84'J Dougins

5i f

1 :06*ifast

14-5

109

6

2

1

397.50 Lex'ton

54. f l:08%good

8-5

HI

5

5

4

36573 Douglas

5 8

59%fast

64

ii>7

11

11

10

38;i97 Douglas

4J f

63%fast

6

109

8

8

3.S303 Church'!

4) f

54%fast

5

109

1

7

382.57 ('hurch’l

4i f

55%mud

11-5

109

5

5

38214 Church’l

4 .) f

54 fast

5

no

9

7

38078 Ijex’ton

4i f

65 fast

19-5

113

1

4

JIM DUDLEY.

hr. g.

3 (M)

107

42329 Church’ 1

3-4

l:13%fast

10

109

7

6

6

42271 l>-x’ton

3-4 l:16%mud

8.)

PM

8

7

6

41993 Oaki'wn

1

1 :42%fast

5

103

8

6 5

3

419.56 Oaki’wn

3-4 l:14%fast

7

105

3

1

1

41787 Oaki’wn

3-4 l:14%fast

15

109

G

6

6

41037 F.G’nds

6) f l:09%slow

30

no

6

U

9

S8791 Imtonia

5j f 1 :09 good

16f

107

6

6

8

38753 Latonia

6J f l:ll%mud

12

106A 5

6

6

38346 Church’l

5-8 l:01%fast

8

102

8

4

4

FLUZEY, ch. f

, 3 (M)

106

42:!.s.5 Church' 1

3-4

1:14 mud

S:!f

Ui4

7

7

7

42329 Church’l

3-4

l:13%fast

12f

107

8

8

8

THIRD RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs.

2-:

y^ear-

olds.

ANNETTE TELLER,

, 1). f. 2

103

4L’;;,si; church'i

4 .’. f

.50 mud

28-5

110

r>

3

42270 Lex’ton

5-8

1 :02*r,mud

17-5

UlS

4

5

5

<2229 Lex’ton

4 .'. f

55 fust

Si

UC

6

5

42197 l.ex’ton

44 f

58 hvy

9

m

4

2

42019 Oaki’wn

1-2

49%fast

4)

1044 9

8

41994 Oaki'wn

1-2

49%fast

7-5

1*M

4

8

41941 Oaki’wn

31 f

42 fast

20

106

5

41570 Jefson

1-2

50%fast

15

III

10

7

41504 F.G’nds

1-2

49 good 20

107

6

6

DIRECTOR JAMES.

b. c. 2 (M)

100

42331 Church’l

4i f

.55 fast

17-5

1<*7

1

2

42281 Lex’lon

4) r

57 mud

1

115

1

i

4218C Lex’ton

4i f

56%hvy

6

110

5

4

42141 Lex’ton

4i f

56%fast

5i

109

1

3

SISTER HELENE, ch. f. 2

101

42367 Church'i

4i f

54*/ifast

2

IPi

r,

4

42033 Oaki'wn

44 f

54%slow

9-10 102

1

1

41773 Oaki’wn

3i f

42 slo'W

18-5

112

6

41644 Oakr wn

34 f

43%good

7

112

6

41.563 Jefson

i-2

49%slow

3

111

3

3

MARVIN MAY,

, ch.

c, 2

104

42:i;!l Church'i

44 f

.55 Last

S

10.-,.*

. r»

S

4l!07- Oaki’wn

44 f

55*/fcfast

2

HO

1

3

4I9.i5 Oaki’wn

1-2

48 fast

7

106

f,

3

41894 Oaki’wn

34 f

43%hvy

8-5

110

7

41815 Oaki’wn

34 f

42 fast

15

115

6

41003 F.G’nds

3-8

37%hvy

13-6 116

9

40957 F.G’nds

3-8

37 good

9-5

115

3

40911 F.G’nda

3-8

38%hvv

6

115

2

40890 F.G’nds

3-8

37 good

13-S 116

6

ELLA T.. b. f.

2

103

42033 Oaki’wn

44 f

54*4slow

4

lo.’l

2

2

41955 Oaki'wn

1-2

48 fast

3^

lOlJ 4

2

41a:i8 F.G’nds

1-2

48%fast

7

105

5

0

41319 F.G’nds

3J f

43 good

6

111

3

41161 F.G’nds

3-8

37%slow

15

110

9

41128 F.G’nds

3-8

39%hvy

8

114

6

41IHi9 F.G’nds

3-8

38 hvy

20

1U5

5

41049 F.G’n.ls

3-8

36 good

20

114

7

CANCION, b. f. 2

101

42:167 Church'i

44 f

54 *T,fast

14

110

4

%

42’0.!3 Oaki’wn

44 f

54%slow

8

112

5

6

41941 Oaki’wn

34 f

42 fast

8-5

li’i

1

41815 Oaki’wn

:n f

42 fast

6

112

1

41784 Oaki’wn

3 .4 f

42%fast

10

HO

0

41705 Oaki’wn

34 f

42%fast

20

112

1

41669 Oaki’wn

34 f

42-%fast

8

113

2

CLEAR THE ’WAY.

hr. c, 2

104

4'J.’i;il Church'i

44 f

.5.5 fast

67

p®;

11

11

41955 Oaki’wn

1 2

48 fast

8

am

7

5

41834 Oaki’wn

1-2

49 fust

4

io;i

1

1

41736 Oaki’wn

1-2

48%fast

8

118

1

4

41681 Oaki’wn

34 f

42%fast

12-5 112

2

41214 F.G’nds

34 f

44%hvy

8

115

5

41056 F.G’nds

3-8

37%mud

8

118

5

40977 F.G’nds

3-8

36%fast

9-5

110

1

(0911 F.G’nds

3-8

38%hvy

4

115

4

40890 F.G’nds

3-8

37 good

8

116

4

DOUBLET II.,

b. f.

2

101

4222!) I.ix’ton

4 .4 f

55 fast

71

109

1

6

42186 I>i.x’ton

41 f

56%hvy

88

1054 7

G

42141 Lex’ton

44 f

5C%fast

17f

102

8

9

41790 Havana

1-2

49%hvy

3i

102

3

6

41723 Havana

1-2

4S%fast

8

103i 1

Oi

41687 Havana

1-2

49%fast

5

112

4

3

41612 Havana

1-2

48%fast

6

106

3

4

41111 Havana

3-8

35%fast

4

113

2

5

11300 Havana

3-8

36 good

2

114

1

4I1’01 Havana

3-8

36%fast

4

113

5

BRIGHT GOLD

1, h. i

2 (M)

101

42.311 Church'i

44 f

55 fast

37

PI.2

10

10

12141 Lex’ton

44 f

56%fast

28

110

0

2

JAZZ, ch. c, 2

(M)

108

42:,64 Church’l

44 f

54=ifast

70

VO

7

First Sturt for the following:
ABLAZE, b. f, 2 (M)

ELY, br. c. 2 (M)

99

106

Also eligible to start in order named should

INQUIRY, ch,

, f, 2

100

<2:i;:l Church'i

4i f

55 fast

33-10

PH)

3

<2270 Ia*x’ton

5-8 l:02%mud

9

991

Q

3

417i;i Oaki'wn

3i f

42 slow

5

112

2

4173C Oaki'wn

1-2

4S%fast

7

103

2

4U'®i9 (Jakl’wn

3* f

42%fast

8

103

3

41644 Oaki’wn

3A f

43%good 20

112

7

41207 I’^.G’nds

3i f

44%hvy

12

115

6

BOBBY ALLEN, ch.

e, 2

108

419.55 Oaki’wn

1-2

48 fast

8

P8)

2

4lx:!4 (lakl’wn

1-2

49 fast

G-3

100

4

417% Oaki’wn

1-2

48%fast

107

4

41681 Oaki’wn

3i f

42%fast

11-10 115

1

4Pill Oaki’wn

31 f

43%good 6

115

1

414:17 F.G’nds

1-2

54 hvy

3-2

116

1

41PI4 F’.G'nds

3J f

45%hvy

12

111

6

FOURTH

RACE-

-1 1-16 Miles,

Merchants’

1911— 1 ;44%— 5— 105.)

PRECIOUS, ch. m. 5
4o:n;i Latonia 1 1-lC 1
:»953 Church’ I 1 1-16 1
39911’ Douglas lni70y 1
39791 la'X'ton 11-81
:9286 Saratoga 7-8 1:
39079 Latonia lm70y 1
38997 Latonia 1 1

38944 Latonia lm70y 1

38904 Latonia 1 1-16 1
OMOND. ch. c. 3
4l’:!:!2 Church 1 I 1-16 1:
42:!04 Chunh'l lm7oyl
42241 I.e.v’ton 11-8 1
421I.'i Lex’ton lm70v 1
420ti9 Oaki'wn 1 1-8 1:
41S'J8 tJakl’wn 1 1

4176.7 Oaki’wn lm70y 1
41709 oaki’wn 3-4 1:
4168:t t9akl'wn S-4 1:
4IM6 Oaki’wn 3-4 1
HOCNIR. b. g, 8
42::;:.7 Church 1 i i ir, i
42241 la-\’ton 1 1-8 1
42146 I>-x’ton 1 1-16 1
41733 Havana 1 1-16 1
41654 Havana 1 1-16 1
41521 Havana 1 1
<1450 Havana 1 1-8 1
41388 Havana 1 1
41269 Havana 3-4 1
WISE MAN, ch. h, 6
42:13.7 Churi'h’l 1 1-16 1
4173:! Havana 1 1-16 1
4bi.74 Havana
41.721 Havana
41449 Havana
41192 Havana
41146 Havana
41111 Havana
41034 Havana
MISTRESS POLLY, b
424<I9 Church' 1 1 1-8 1

42349 Church' 1
42307 Church’ 1
42009 Oaki’wn
41944 Oaki’wn
4o:i77 Latonia
40046 Church’ 1
39995 Church’ 1 1 1-16 1
39948 Church’ 1 1 1-8 1

;-is.32 Lex’lon 1 1-16 1
39297 Saratoga 1 1
39187 Empire 1 1

JIM HEFFERING. b.
42:!01 Church' 1 liii70yl
■42187 Lex’ton 1 1

:t899S Latonia lm70y 1

38945 Latonia lm70y 1
38K51 latonia 1 1-16 1
38781 Latonia 3-4 1
38690 Latonia 1 1-16 I
38U39 Latonia 1 1-16 1:

By St. Volma — Phoenix Rose (W. M. Campbell).

H 6»1 O Willis 7 Alheiiji, Diudi, .lohn W. Klein
lo KPs L (leniry 10 Olasstoi, H.Hreivogol. Kxliorter
10= 10” J Haiioverl2 Amalettc. Kxliorter. i.iicky liny
19J S'» .1 Howard 12 Siiseiitu. tireauiull, Cupt. Hodge
6* C Miller 8 (Irasmcre. Sordello, Schemer
2J J Mooney 5 K. C. Cole. Sordello. Nasliville
2i B Kop'm’n .5 I’astoureau. Hand. Rose. D.Face
6=S B Kop'm’n « Kenwurd. Koht. Lee, James G,

9* 9** D Conn’llyl2 B. Shilling, Diiiiitliea, Audrey K.
IH 11'7 D Conn’llyl2 Gilligun, Dickie W., Huseen
11’ ll’« P Stevens 12 Hickorynut, Alexander. Helmiek
By Burgomaster — Incognito (Pastime Stable).

6'1.7'* .1 Kederis 11 Gr. Grass, Kr.ofWar. ll.Hiirgovne
6‘ 4*i D Conn’llyl2 McVex, Stockwell, Serbian
2* 2i D Conn’Ilyll WarPuint, Twiford, S. Peur II.
li 2" D Conn’lly 6 Cerinus, Silvery Light. Serbian
18 2U D Conn’Ilyl2 Iwiniwin, G. Floss, UiinterPlatt
28 2«8 D Conn’llyl2 Sway, Ed. Tranter. HunterPlatl
8J 8'* D Conn'llyll S.Park, C. Livingston, St.Ii’rnard
6* 6*J C Dlshm’nlO Senn. Park, Cacambo, Vulcanite
3i 2‘ D Conn’lly 12 St. Bernard, Madrid, Bonstelle
64 5’J D Conn’lly 9 Lancelot, Iwin, 'War Note
9*4 8*J D Conn’Ilyll B. Kelly, C. Taylor, C.Livingaton
34 34 D Conn’Ilyll M.Garuer, Vulcanite. B.H.Oirlt
By James Dockery — Alice Dudley (F. W. Staton).

6’ o'" J Morys 12 War Idol, Jorice. Lucinda
5* 4=4 H J Burkel2 I.4)iiie Lou. Parking. Sum. Sigh
3* 2* M Schw’tz 9 Fo-Hi, AlfVezina, C’aleadourll.
2‘ 2* H Cassity 12 Verity. Elizabeth Marie, Fo-Hi
6’ 5*3 J Dursch 8 Cacambo, C. Gallant, Tantalus
lOJ 8’" J Dursch 11 This. Greeu. UastyCora, C.Knth
68 7* C Dishm’nl2 Wyiidover, Cantilever, C. Rector
6* 6” R Simpson 6 Linden. Bro. Maclean, GoldStone
68 6’3 R SlmpsonlO By Heck, Ollie S., JolinCliurchill
By Fair Play — Stamps (H. Dots).

7. 6'* H .Stearns 5) Linden. American .\ce. Mormon
7* 6” H Stearns 12 War Idol, Jorice, I.iicinda

Claiming. (May 8, 1909 — 52'*i — 2 — 103.)

By Magneto— MUldmle (J. C. Milam).

2i lu8 T> Murray II M. Parnell, Move On. .\. Jackson
5'i 4=3 J Mory.s .«4 Inijuir.v. IkKiiieville, Pec<-:int
2i 2* C Rob’son 8 PluiiiBill, Dia.Girl, MissParnell

1’ 1’ T Murray 10 Midiu, Goldine, Viola Gaffney

84 9*3 C Brown 12 C. Walker. A. Jackson, Kurgo.vne

5* 5*3 H Cassity 8 M. Parnell, L.Pataud, C. Walker

44 3* H Cassity 7 Canoion, St. Germain, L.Pataud

44 4* M Garner 11 N'.Witwer, Ogd’iiGirl. Biddledee

6 6’* F Murphy 6 Mlle.Dazie. Uarar. Guaranteed

By Brummel — Mexilow (M. C. Moore).

2= 2’ R Simpsonl2 Miss Parnell. Ziziz. MarvinMay
14 28 R Simpson 7 Couvoy, Hosier, Nick
3* 2* R Troise 10 Emma Weller, OldRed, Runnan
18 28 R Simpson 11 Moga, MissParnell. Maj. Bradley
By Jack Atkin — Helene (W. £. Applegate.).

4= 3‘ O Rob’son 0 M.vs.Girl. Talisman. I,, in Black

1= 1’ C Rob’son 0 Ella T.. .\rborvitae. Pei-cant

24 1* R Troxler 9 Mis.s Minks, laidy Pataiid, Fun

4’ 3*4 R Troxler 8 Bobby .•Mien, Romany, Castor

3*4 4’ R Troxler 7 Hello Pardner. Sain Rose. Rib

By McGee — Conclusion (Knebelkamp tt Howerton).
4*3 C Brown 12 Missl’amell, r)irec..Janies. Ziziz
S B’goyne, Arborvitae, N.Witwer
9 Ella T., BobbyAllen, Arborvitae
8 Mamie O., M. Parnell, M. Horner
8 Z. d’Armee, Caiicion, L. Pataud
12 Diomed, Beck and Call, Airnat
7 Runnan, Airnat, Cauvasback
7 Ziziz, OgdenGirl, Clear the Way
7 Krewer, Minute Man. C.tbe'Way
By^ Martinet — Paris Queen (J. W. Tate).

H Cassity t! .Sis. Helene, .Vrlairvitae, Peccant
Cassity 9 Bob. .Mien. Mar.Ma.v. .•\fborvitae
Mooney 7 Minute Man, Thelma E., Rarar
Mooney 12 Accelerate, G’ranteed. E. Weller
CochranlO Eulah F.. R. Division, QuickPire
Cochranll KedRedRose, M. Minks. Oleaster
Cochran 7 Foreclosure, Airnat, Eiilah F.
Cochranll M.Jeiniiiia. Talisman. B.andCall
By Meelick — Regea (R. F. Coppage).

lyillis IJ Mys. Girl. Talisman, Sis. Helene
Ella T.. .-VrlKirvitae
Teller. L.Pataud
. L. Pataud, Benecia
54 2’ C K’sch’m 7 Arborvitae, MissP’rnell, Modiste

6* 5’4 C K’sch’mll Castor, Fun, Miss Minks

7 7* C K’sch’m 7 R. Division. Inquiry, AI. Parnell

By Yon Tromp— Directa (E. Cebrian),

12 12'* .1 Mi'lntyrel2 Alissp.-irnell, Dire<’..Jann*s, Ziziz

04 6*4 J McIntyre 9 EllaT.. BobbyAllen, .MarvinMay

16 24 J McIntyre .S Doub. Van. E. Weller. .N.Witwer

64 6*® J Alcintyre 7 Blue Jeans, BobbyAllen, Inquiry

2-* 24 J McIntyre 0 B..\llen, Z.d’Arrnee, Pow.Flask

44 4'® D Conn’lly C Atta Boy, Hidden Ship, Diomed

a 5’3 U Conn’lly 5 Runnan, AlUe. Dazie, Lonely

14 1“ D Conn’lly 7 Pueblo, My Ada, Soscol

24 3* D Conn’lly 7 Ziziz, Ogden Girl, Marvin May

6*4 3*4 D Conn’lly 7 Krewer, Minute Alan, Mar. May
By Fitz Herbert — Double Six (R, J. Farris).

68 6*1 G AV Car’ I S Plain Itill. An. Teller. Uiam.Girl
7*4 7*3 H J BurkelO Emma Weller, D. James, OldRed
84 5*3 G W Car 111 Aloga. Dir. Janies, Aliss Parnell
5* 6*" H Thurber C Plain Bill. Hatrack, GreyRump
5*4 2" R Troise 8 Sea Bat, Grey Rump, Hatrack

3*4 1”8 R Troise 8 Cuba, y. Gaffney, OrientalPark

4‘ 4*4 B Kop’m’n 7 01.1 Red, Grey Rumii. Hatrack

6* 6*4 C Jackson 9 Hatrack. Old Red, Plain Bill

3* 3*1 C Jackson 10 Ford, Paul Weidel, Pie
4* 3* C Jackson 10 Grayssian, VivaCiiba, E.Stirling
By Golden Maxim — Brightstone (T. M. Murphy).

]02 lol 5 H Thurberl2 .MissParuell. Itirec.. lames. Ziziz
38 6’3 C Hunt 11 Moga, Dir. James, Miss Parnell
By Boots and Saddle — Autoline (G. P. Mattingly).

8= ■'.'• J Hanover 9 .Viigou, Virgo, I’e.ue I’ciinant

By Tony Bonero — Abrasion (G. M. Hendrie).

By Rock View — Presentation (R. Goose),
any of tlie above be scratched:

By Ampelion — Scrutiny (Waldeck Stable).

., 9* 9** C Roh’sonJ2 MissParnell, Direc.. lames, Ziziz

3 14 18 C Rob’son 8 Booneville, Peccant. Ann. Teller

4* 6* O Willis 9 Sis. Helene, M.AXinks, L.Pataud

6 6*» 3’i O Willis 7 BlueJeaus, Bob.Allen, N.Witwer

2* 2* O Willis 7 R. Division. M. Parnell, FrankW.

6* 5*3 O Willis 8 Bob..Allen, Romany, Sis.Helene

6’ 6*4 O WMllis 8 Pop Eyes, Oleaster, R. Division

By Harrigan — Mae Erwin (B. A. Jones).

1 2-4 JA N Barrett 9 Ella T.. MarvinMay. .Vriiorvitae

3 6= 6“i M Garner ,s Doub. Van, r.tbeM ay. E. Weller

1 2'* 1'8 E Wh’tley 7 Blue Jeans, Inquiry, Nel.Witwer

1'4 14 E Wh’tley <> C.tlieWay. Z. u’.Viiiiee, P. Flask

1’ 1* E Wli’tley 8 Romany, Sister Helene, Castor

1 3’ 4*4 M Garner 7 Uarar, Booneville. I’eccant

38 3»k E Wh tleyll Dandy Van, FrankW., SaiuRose

Stakes. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Sept. 26,

4*3 C Brown
3*4 C Brown
1* C Brown
6*® C Brown
&’i T Rice
24 M Buxton
4*' M Buxton
4* M Buxton

14 H
6-’3 J
14 J
6“i C
5*3 C
3*4 C
6** C

6 5** ,-V Johnson (! Sis. Helene.

1*4 1’ D Conn'Ily 7 St. Germain,
1* 2'4 C K'seh’m ,8 Z. d’.\rmee.

44%fast
46%fa.st
42%fast
51'%fast
28%slop
:44%slow
;38%fast
:43%fast
:45%fast

44*hfa.st
4S livy
51 fast
42%fast
52%fa.st
42'^hvy
47%hvy
13*tfcfast
14%fa.st
14 good 16

8

13-5

9-10

18-5

10

9

11-5

11-5

17

8

17

•25

12

6

34

5

15

34

:46
.51

46Mifast
45Vtfast
;46%fast
;38%fast
:51%fast
:;!9^fast
:1S hvy

fast 1.3-10
fast 19-5

1 1-16 1
1 1
54 f 1
1 1-16 1
1 1-16 1
3-4 1
1 1-16 1

1 1-8 1
1 1

1 1-8 1
1 1-16 1
1 1-8 1
2 3

8

4
6
8

5
3

6-5

12

2

46 fast
45%fast
46%fast
38%fast
06 fast
44%fast
46%fast
ll%fast
48 fast
f, 4

:54 .slow
:52%fust 27-10
:43%hvy 14

:524^ast
:45%fast
:56*is1op
:29%fast
:46)tfa8t
:53V4fast
:499Shvy
:40%good 26
:42VssIow 7
g. 4

48 hvy 9-5
42%hvy 47-10
43%fast 41-10
43%fast 7
45*tfast
14%hvy
46 fu«t
44%faat

0-.5

19-5

9

21

42

98

KH

108

109

107
106

108
108
HI
100

98

99 r,
10*) 5

99 4

108 7
10’» 3
1014 4

9.5 5

109 5
112 8
1014 4
100
IH) 2
102 1

104 4
118 3
109 1
106 0

108 3

109 1

113 5

110
11,8
117

114
117
117
114
122
121
125
103

105
lOS

By Ballot — Graziosa (J. C. Brown).

5* 4* F Smith 7 Beaverkill. Runelier, FruitCake

3‘- 2* L Gentry 4 B. Voter. Beaverkill, Op’rtunity

2* 2=4 L Gentry 5 F.Handl’y, C’rtsliip, S.ofPleasure

1*4 1* H Lunsfd 4 Bribed Voter, Alosixnva, El Rey

6* 5=3 H Lunsf’d 8 Boniface, GI’myGus, Polvmelian
2*4 2* J Howard (i Bribed Voter, .\rriet, Buford
2* 24 H Lunsf’d 4 BribedVoter, Ichl-Ban, Petrovna
1’ 1’ J Howard 4 John I. Day, Mc.Adob, Diversion
1* 1® H Lunsf’d 11! BeaiiSpiller, DayDr’am, CleanUp
By Lomond — Gateshead (M, Quinn).

2= 2'i«' Hob’.son 7 Courtship. V. .\meri< a. Ilanovia
3* 3=1 J McIntyre (i Drastic. Jim Heffeniig. llaiiovia
3'4 14 C Rob’son :> H«H-nir. Herald. Harvest King
S' r.--o XI Garner 7 St. Bernard. Stockwell. Sen. Park

2 2 1 H

3*4 4=3 L Staflier
6* 5® H Cassity
By 'Voorheei

1 1
1 3

■|' Alurray
T .Murray
T Alurray
J Howard
H Lunsf’d
H Lun.sf’d
6* 5*3 H I.unsf’d
3“i* 3=1 H Lunsf’d
6 5*4 T Murray

. SilveryLight
8 Ruf. Uiley. Ed.Stoiie, J.P. House
<’> Alurmou. M.Giugliam. Ragiiarok
■Emir (K. Spence)

2 "

Wise Man. .S. of I'leasiire, Jiff.v
.5 Onioiul, Herald. Harvest King'
8 .Mlieiia, Brown. M’Dawell. ElHey
7 HenryG., WlseMaii. TheB.Duke

7 Wise Alan, Sasin, Deckniate

8 Smart Aloney. Tetley, Etruscan
8 B. Shannon. Orestes. B. Roberts
.5 Ziiluland. Cleek, Flittergold
7 Hamilton A., Corson, Faux-Col

110

8

9

99

6

6

95

6

5

101

3

7

96

4

2

100

5

6

98

3

6

100

7

6

102

11 11

104

5

5

107

lor,

.J

1

103

1

1

108

1

4

110

4

8

99

3

2

103

1

%1 1

4

97

3

3

By Giganteum — Magnetine (Armenia Stable),

- 2’ 21 D Conn'Ily 7 Hocnir. S. of Pleasure. Jiffy

2 2’ 2“ J Pitz 7 HenryG., Hocnir, TheBlueDuke

3 2® In J Pitz 7 Hocnir, Sasin, Deekinate

6 6* 6'*4 R Troise 8 Smart Money, Hocnir, Tetley

8 6= 6*3 R Ball 8 Etruscan, Sirocco, Surplice

4 4* 7*3 R Bali ■ 8 Belle Roberts, Cleek, Hocnir

1 1«*> 4=4 W Knapp 6 Hocnir, BelleRoberts. Deckmate

6 4* 2* R Ball 7 Orestes, Tippler, Hamilton A.

6 6’ 5*® 'W Knapp 8 Tetley, Dad.’s Clioice, Faux-Col

By Dnyal — Polly Prim (H. Neusteter).

3 2= 21 T Alurray 7 Pastoureuii. Heilland. I.ottery

3 41 4=3 II Lunsf’d 7 H.C. Busch. I’astoiireau. Bogart

0 3= 2« H Lunsf’rdll TheCol. Bawii, Reiimoii, S.Peurll.

6 5® 4*’ G W Car'l 6 Kew.O’.Neil, GreyEagle. Oniond

5 6 6*" S Boyle 5 Thinker, D. Williams. K.O’.Neil

6 6* 6*® J Mooney 9 Bryiilimiili. C.B’kIey, NightOwl

2 4 4" J Mooney 4 Moscowa, El Rey, Lucky B.

6 6* 3* J Mooney 6 Buford, WhirliugDun, SunGod

6 4® 4* J Gruber 6 Clieer Leader, Ho<’nir, Sungold

6 4“k 3* J Gruber 7 Wlilrling Dun, Tureo, Warsaw

C 7* 7*’ H Wakoff 11 Reveler, Happy Valley, Boxer

5 6*® 5'* R Bolton 7 N. K. Beal, Buekbourd, T.byJurj

By Trap Rock — Fairy (M. Shields).

1 14 21 T Murray '( Drastic. Oinond. Hiiiiovia

1 1* 1*" C . Rob’son <> Jiff.v, Seafarer, Ernest B.

5 4’ 4’4 J Howard 7 Peer. One, C.AIartin, Clairvoyant

8 44 4=3 J Mooney 9 Peer. One, Angeline, Benefactor

2 3*= 3=4 E Sande 6 Sim God. B.ib.vLynch, lIurv.King

8 64 6* E Pool 9 Petrovna. Brib. Voter, Impressive

4 44 6*3 J Majestic 7 Caiit.Rees, Dor.Dean. Reg.Lidge

2 6* 5** J Majestic 7 Fuux-Col, Ride, Wliirliug Dun

CHEER LEADER, b. g. 6
42145 Lex’ton 1 l::!9*sfast

7-5

105

106

6

6

3

3

.’>9948 Chup'h’l

11-81 :.53*,sfa.st

1-2

108

2

3

3

2

.m873 Douglas

1 1:38 fast

18

P)6

6

6

0

4

:^794 Ig'x'toii

1 l:3S%fast

K

l«.5i 4

4

3

2

39094 Latonia

1 1-16 1:4.5 fast

1.3-10

100

6

4

3

1

38919 I.atonia

1 1-16 l:44%fast

2

108

2

3

6

4

386;!9 Latonia

1 1-16 l:44%fast

7-5

112

1

4

4

5

38456 Douglas

1 1-8 l:51%{ast

13-6

109

1

2

2

2

38375 Church’l

1 1-8 1:56 fast

9-10

106

1

1

1

1

.38174 Church’l

1 1-16 l:49%mud

13-6

114

2

2

2

2

37813 Oaki’wn

3-4 1 :12 fast

8

110

7

7

7

S7772 Oaki’wn

1 1-16 l:47%mud

7-6

107

3

6

6

6

HERALD, b.

42:187 Church'i

c, 4

1 1 :42Sniud

13-5

105

PB

n

1

1

1

42.’!32 Church'i

1 1-16 l:44%fast

34

1<NI

;>

:»

4

42303 Church’l

f 1 :0S-'hihvy

22

106

7

6

5

42241 Lex’ton

1 1-8 1:.51 fast

13

106

3

1

1

1

42198 Lex’ton

3-4 l:16%hvy

24

115

2

1

1

4214.5 Lex’ton

1 l:39%fast 39-10

109

2

1

1

1

42116 Lex’ton

ImTOy l:4:!%fast

27

104

B

3

3

3

40525 Latonia

1 1-16 l:50%mud

71

101

8

2

1

3

40445 Latonia

2 1-4 4:0C%hvy

52

102

3

5

5

6

40389 Latonia

1 1:44 miid

16

HU 1

2

3

3

40333 Latonia

1 l:37%fast

43

99

7

7

7

7

FERN HANDLEY, br. f, 4

42213 Lex’ton 3-4 l:17%hvy

21-10

106

KIG

3

3

3

42130 Lex’ton

3-4 l:13%fast

30

111

7

7

7

41440 F.G’nds

1 l:44%hvy

10

104

4

4

4

4

41355 F.G’nds

1 l:39%fast

12

104

2

6

6

6

U309 F.G’nds

1 1-16 l:50%hvy

18-5 103

1

2

3

4

41118 F.G’nds

1 1:60 hvy

11-5 100

1

1

1

1

41039 F.G’nda

1 1:43 slow

2

102

2

3

3

3

11019 F.G’nds

6A f 1:10 hvy

30

122

3

4

4

10939 F.G’nds

6i f l:08%slow

20

103

6

6

6

40465 Latonia

1 l:40%slow

9

103

6

6

6

6

BASILIUS, b.
40993 F.G’nds

h. 5

1 l:42%hvy

2

111

106

2

4

3

3

■10900 F.G’nds

1 1-16 l;47%fa.st

6

102

4

3

3

’.0833 F.G'nds

1 1:40 fast

12

106

3

7

7

7

40389 Latonia

1 1:44 mud

4

H2

0

4

S

4

40318 Latonia

3-4 l:ll%fast

59

103

4

4

5

36934 F.G’nds

1 l:40%good 7

109

5

5

5

2

3681.3 F.G’nds

3-4 1:12 fast

60

100 11

10

10

86401 Latonia

1 l:38%fast

12

105

2

3

3

4

36299 L,atonia

lm70y l:44%hvy

23-6

104

7

7

6

6

.36237 l^atonia

1 1^ l:54%mud

10

108

1

1

1

1

PACTOUREAU, b. c, 3

4240*.) Church’l 1 1-8 1:54 slow

O_0

100

94

1

42349 Church’l

1 1-8 1 :52%fast

7

105

4

i

1

2

42131 Lex'ton

1 l:39%fasl

3-2

112

1

2

3

5

40348 Latonia

3-4 1:13 fast

25f

109 11

11

11

40047 Church’l

3-M l:13%fast

13

100

2

6

6

39954 Church’l

3-4 l:14%fast

16

no

3

6

6

39893 Douglas

Bi f l:07%fast

23

106

0

6

5

39870 Douglas

3-4 l:13%fast

7

113

4

3

3

39793 Lex’ ton

F C 1:11 fast

51

111

6

2

2

39714 Lex’ton

5i f l:09%slow

181

109

4

6

8

3%90 Lex’ton

5-8 l:00*^fast

344

106

8

8

8

FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Fillies.

IWIN. hr, f. 3 108

42226 Lex’ton 1 1 :39%fa.st 21-10 loT 3 4 3 2

42142 ]^.\’ ton 1 l::{y*Afast 11-10 104 2 1 2 1

42074 Oaki’wn lm70v l:43^fast 3 97 1 1 1 1

42022 Oaki’wn 3-4 l:13)fcfast 12 HI 2 4 4

41775 Oaki’wn 3-4 l:14%slow 7 107 3 3 3

416% Oaki’wn 3-4 1 :1.3%fast 6 90 6 6 6

41526 F.G’nds 64 f 1:07 fast 12-5 111 4 3 3

41287 F.G’nds 64 f 1:08 fast 6 HI 3 2 2

41253 F’.G’nds 54 f l:08%good 13-5 104 4 4 1

40978 F.G’nds 54 f 1:07 fast 44 97 6 4 3

40902 F.G’nds lm20y l:43%fast 6 91 4 1 2 4

40873 F.G’nds 64 f 1:11 %hvy 2 108 4 4 4

BATTER CAKE, b. f, 3 111

19377 Saratoga 5Jfl:04%fast 12 127 9 9 8

39:!51 Saratoga 3-4 l:ll%fast 9 112 8 10 10

392% Saratoga 54 f 1:08 good 7 119 3 8 8

39092 Latonia 8-4 l:13%fast 6 ill 0 5 5

38916 Latonia 5i f l:06%fast 27-10 107 4 4 4

38676 Latonia 5-8 l:00%fast 33-10 110 2 6 6

38636 Latonia 6-8 l:00%fast 6 109 4 6 5

38453 Douglas 5-8 1:00 fast 27-6 109 3 2 2

38384 Douglas 44 f 54iifast 6 112 1 2

38227 Church’ 1 44 f 64%fast 11-5 109 2 S

LILLIAN SHAW, ch. f, 3 108

42226 Lex ton I l::!9%fa.st 13-5 l'i7 2 2 1 1

42171 Lex’ton ll:4:!%hvy 19-5 117 2« 3 2 2

42114 Lex’ton 3-4 l:13%fast 62 107 4 6 3

40548 Bowie 7-8 l:29%slow 3 103 5 4 2

40475 Bowie 64 f l:20%fast 34 108 2 4 4

404-21 Bowie 64 f l:08%goodl7-10 113 10 7 7

40351 Bowie 3-4 l:14)ifast 3-2 113 6 7 5

4029S Pimlico 3-4 l:1.3%fast 4 112 7 3 1

40284 Pimlico 3-4 1:13 fast 21 98 9 7 6

40259 Pimlico 64 f l:07-3ifast 11 114 9 9 9

40242 Pimlico 3-4 l:14Aislow 23 99 8 7 5

BELLSOLAR. b. f, 3 105

42345 Church’l

3-4 1:13 fast

26

P>7

S

5

4

42318 ("hurch’l

.3-4 l:14%fast

33

107

H

9

7

385% Douglas

5-8 l:00%fast

2

110

.5

6

4

38,543 Douglas

5-8 1 :03*Ahvy

12-5

106

5

3

3

38453 Douglas

5-8 1:00 fast

72

106

2

6

4

GALLI-CURCI

, ch. f, 3

108

<234.5 Church'i

3-4 1:13 fa.st

9

IPi

6

4

40-50.5 Latonia

3-4 l:13%good IS

97

4

6

7

4048.5 Latonia

3-4 1:14 good 14

107

1

3

4

40390 I.,atonia

0-4 1:16 mud

6

P)1

2

2

3

39974 Church’l

5i f l:06%fast

10

HO

4

3

3

39911 Douglas

5i f l:05%fast

4

106

1

2

3

3P871 Douglas

5J f 1:07 fast

2

105

2

3

1

39025 Latonia

5i f l:06%fast

3

100

5

7

8

38676 Latonia

5-8 l:00%fast

2

1084 6

Lost

JOYFUL, b. f.

3

106

42318 Church’l

3-4 l:14%fast

8

P)8

G

4

3

42065 H.deG’ce

5-8 l:01%slow

42

P>9

4

6

6

39931 Douglas

5J f l:07%fast

5

108

4

6

7

39587 Belmont

6if St 1 :06%fast

3-2

1U>

6

5

5

39377 Saratoga

5J f l:04%fast

12

107

3

5

6

39323 Saratoga

5J f 1 :05%fast

30

112 10

12

3

39242 Saratoga

3-4 l:16%hvy

20

119

8

7

5

39227 Saratoga

5J f l:05%fast

7

112

7

2

1

39194 Saratoga

5J f l:0o%fast

2.5

111

2

8

7

39170 Empire

Ab3-4 l:09%fast

18-5 111

3

3

4

39124 Empire

5-8 l:01%fast

11-5 112

5

6

4

39110 Empire

6i f 1 :07%fast

2

109

2

3

4

39100 Empire

5-8 l:01%fast

20

112

Q

2

2

38912 Aq’duct

5-8 l:01%fast

12

112

12

3

3

38803 Aq’duct

4i f 52%fast

20

114

4

7

FLYAWAY, ch. f, 3

105

42363 Church'i

3-4 1 :13'*i;fa.st

8-5

107

7

7

3970.5 Aq’duct

5-8 l:00%fast

15

97

8

8

's

3!>628 Belmont

3-4 St l:13%fast

6

109

1

5

4

39533 Belmont

5Jf St l:0€%fast

2-5

111

1

1

1

39‘218 Saratoga

5i f l:0.5%fast

18-5

HI

1

4

4

39201 Saratoga

54 f 1:06 fast

3

no

2

1

1

39162 Empire

5-8 1:01 fast

4

112

4

3

5

39120 Empire

6-8 l:01%fast

2

112

5

4

5

JAP, b. f, 3

108

42.'!45 Church'i

3-4 1 :13 fast

129

IP)

3

6

7

42114 Lex’ton

3-4 l:13%fast

83

110

1

2

4

40103 Latonia

3-4 l:16%hvy

10

109

1

2

6

39974 Church’l

5h f l:U618fast

17

110

3

4

4

39947 Church’l

5i f l:07%fast

5

111

1

1

2

39773 Lex’ton

5J f l:08%fast 29-10

ill

1

3

3

39734 l.,ex’ton

6J f l:09%hvy

6

1104 1

1

1

39274 Saratoga

54 f 1:05 fast

30

110

7

7

7

39215 Saratoga

6i f l:05%fast

25

111

6

5

7

39077 Latonia

5i f l:08%slow

4

1114 1

2

4

38779 Latonia

5-8 l:04%hvy

17-5

106

2

1

1

38H4 Latonia

6-8 l:00%fast

76

103

4

6

6

38676 Latonia

6-8 l:00%fast

58

107

4

4

6

38453 Douglas

5-8 1:00 fast

6

112

5

3

3

SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and

70 Yards.

3

-year-

LADY RACHEL, b. f. 3

99

42;i63 Churcli’l

3-4 l:13%fa.st :

39-10

w*i

8

8

6

42126 Lex’ton

F C l:l()**ifasl

13

100

6

5

6

40373 Latonia

54 f 1 :09 slop

27

109

1

8

7

.39969 Church’l

54 f 1:08 fast

12-5 Kff

2

2

2

38227 Church' 1

4J f 54%fast

16

im 5

6

LEGAL, b. c. :

3

m

42200 I>“X’ton

F" C t:12%hvy

23

PI8

2

5

.7

40,523 Latonia

3-4 l:17Vsmud

3

103

4

7

5

40:i61 Latonia

3-4 l:13*tslop

7

108

5

8

7

39993 Church’l

3-4 l:14%fast

12-5

103

1

6

5

39831 Douglas

64 f l:06%fast

11

106

1

5

4

390‘25 Latonia

6i f l;0ti%fast

6

107

3

8

7

38957 Latonia

54 f l:07'%fast

3-5

105

3

3

2

38793 Latonia

54 f 1 :07')8good 1

107

1

2

1

38625 Latonia

44 f 54%fast

7-5

HI

1

3

38465 Douglas

6-8 l:00%fast

9-10

105

3

2

2

38399 Douglas

44 f 53%fast

9-5

106

3

2

38274 Church’l

5-8 l:01%fast

34

94

1

6

2

PASTOUREAU, b. c, 3

109

42409 Church'i

1 1-S 1:54 slow

3-2

!)4

1

2

2

2

42.’!49 Church'i

1 1-8 1 :.52%fa.st

7

105

4

i

I

2

421:51 Lex’ton

1 l::,’9%fast

3-2

112

1

2

3

5

40;i4S Latonia

3-4 1:13 fast

25f

109

11

11

11

4,XM7 t^hurch’ 1

;; 4 l:12%faet

13

100

2

6

.’:9954 Church’l

3-4 I:14%fast

16

HO

.9

6

6

39893 Uuugla.s

5.’. f l:07%fast

23

105

.5

5

39870 Douglas

3-4 I:13%fast

7

113

4

3

3

:!9793 Le.x’ton

FC1:11 fast

51

HI

,5

2

2

39714 I-ie-v’ton

5.'. f l:09%slow

181

109

4

6

S

3%90 Lex’ton

.5-8 POO'^jfast

344

106

8

8

X

CORSON, ch.

0. 3

104

42207 Lex’ton

1 l:42%fast

13-5

103

6

6

5

5

42202 Lex’ton

1 1-16 l:62*hihvy

14

98

4

5

4

4

42156 I.*x'ton

3-4 l:13%fast

147

U2 11

9

10

41823 Havana

54 r 1:08 fast

1

H6

2

4

3

41702 Havana

54 f l-.OoHfast

6-5

116

8

7

6

41654 Havana

1 1-16 l:46%fast

6-6

98

2

1

2

2

41521 Havana

1 l:38%fast

4

99

8

8

7

6

41449 Havana

64 f 1 :06 fast

2

99

7

7

6

41.360 Havana

64 f 1:09 good

3-5

117

5

3

4

41269 Havana

3-4 1:18 hvy

8-6

101

4

3

3

41237 Havana

3-4 l:l»%mud

24

102

4

5

4

41171 Havana

64 f l:06%faat

24

108

6

6

6

41092 Havana

64 f LOmraat

8-6

108

3

6

6

40934 Havana

b-8 l -.lOiibvy

6-6

108

1

»

8

By Ogden — Belle of Ashland (Williams Bros.).

3* 1* .1 Howard .S .Seafarer. HenrhI. S. Mc.Meekiii

1® 1*4 J Howard 6 Hoenir. Sungold. Mistress Polly
4=*4** .1 Howard r> V.,\nierica, Fr.Cake, Ranclier
3* 3= J Howard f> I’if Jr., Kaiiiii, J. .1. Murdo< k

1* 1* E Sande 8 Alnr. Goosby, OlgaStar, KrnestB.

6 4® H Lunsf’d 5 Rifle, Aiarion Goosby, Sansyming

4* 4*4 EJ Sande 7 Fiiiix-Col. Rifle, Whirling Dun

1* 1* B Sande 4 BribedVoter. latttery, Sm. Aloney

1= 1* E Sande 5 Ernest R., Brynllmah, Lottery

14 3*4 J Gruber 6 Manokin, Allst. Polly, Bryniimab

7 7** L Gentry 7 Assume, T.o’tb’AI’ing, Op’tunlty

4*4 8® J Callahan 7 Warsaw, Woodtrap, Berlin

By Coy Lad — Angerona (H. H, Hewitt).

1* I’JC Kob’son S S.ofPleasure. Dr.C.-iniieii. S.God
7 7=® .S Boyle 7 Courtsliip, Omoiid. Viva.Xmerica

S* 5®3 H J Burke 7 HigliCost. Am..\ce, Sew’llCuinbs

2® 3=4 H J Burke ~i Onioud, Hocnir. Harvest King

3* 3*4 H J Burke 8 Sew. Combs, UighCost, UigiiLuw

14 3*4 H J Burke 8 C. Leader, Seafarer. S.AIcMeekiu

4* 6*1 H J Burke 5 Buford, Jiffy. Viva America

34 B'* H J Burke 8 Exter’nator, Drastic, W.M’cliine

6 6=* H J Burke 6 Exter’nator. B’verkill, Moscowa

6= 7** D Conn’lly 8 Drastic, Basilius, Opportunity

6» 6*® H J Burke 9 Grundy, W.Alachine, S.ofPl’sure

By Bryn Mawr — Snarl (J. J. Troxler).

3= 2® T Murray 5 Port Light. Warsaw, Manokin

4* 3* T Murray 7 Dr.C’uien, G. Queen, A.M’dletun

4* 3*4 M Garner 5 Diversion, K. Bright, K.-i-Noor

6* 7‘* G Moles’th 7 Diversion, TheC.Bon, K.-l-Noor

4 4* H Ericks’ n 4 Buford, S.ofPleasure, K. Bright

1*4 1* H Erlcks’n 6 Dan Bright, Waukeag, Ticket

3® 3*1 C Rob’son 6 Reveler, Nepperhan, Brib.Voter

4 4®i G Moles’th 4 Korbly. A. N. Akin, Pickwick

64 6*4 G Moles’ tb 7 Pickvvick, Pepper, Bon Tromp

6 6‘® J Gruber 5 B.S’non, S.ofP’sure, W.Al'chlne

By Ballot— Carza (Waldeck Stable),

1® 1® O Willis 4 -V.N.-tkin. .\malette, S. in Time

5* 5** O W’illis <5 Courtship, Doiigla'ss S., Ticket

7*4 7*4 O Willis 10 Lucky B.. Franklin, Courtship

3* 2= O Willis 8 Drastic, Opportunity. Ernest B.

6* 5* O 'Willis 7 Courtsliip, A. N. .Akin, Basil

14 14 O Willis 9 Valais, Buford, Harry Shaw

74 7*® O Willis 12 Emden, B. rad’s Clioice, Pliocion

2*4 2* O Willis 10 Queen.Apple, FlyHoine, J.C. Stone

6* 5*4 O Willis 8 First Ballot, Star Maid. S.Lawu

1® 1® O Willis 0 Clare, Lucile P., Matin

By Flint Bock — Prickly Fear (F. J. Kelley).

14 14 .S Boyle 7 Mis. Polly. Reilland, Lottery

3® 2'4 M Garner 7 11. C. Busch. Bogart. Mist. Polly

34 2*4 AI Garner 7 Briinfiil. Hopeful, Cantilever

11* 11** C K’sch’ml2 Swa.v, Serbian, Uuntermanu
6 4*4 J Mooney 6 Col. Livingston, Madras, Napan

6* 6*J E Pool 8 H’termanu, MadgeF., C’ckroacli

4® 3*4 E Pool 5 Sam Hell, Huntermann, F.Webirer

64 4*4 Li Mink 6 Buncrana, Joe Stalir, Cacambo

2*4 2* E Pool 12 Manicurist, Buncrana, Leoti Fay

6* €®4 F Stevens 9 Ginger, Iwiniwin. War Cup

8* 8’“ P Stevens 9 Col.Liv’gston, Col.Ta.vlor, I.iiiden

Allowances. (Sept. 27, 1911— 1:37%— 3— 99.)

By Dr. Leggo — Bremerhafen (E. R. Bradley),

24 2* .S Hoyle ."1 I.il. Shaw. TheCol. Hawn. Delicn

1® 14 S Boyle 4 Vulcanite. Cleriuont. Sam I’eh

14 1® S Boyle 4 Drastic. Thinker, DickWilliams

3= 3®4 S Boyle 7 I.egotiil, Pas. Shower, AI.G’ghum

2* 1® L Gentry 0 Pas. Shower. Legotal, Ph. Alaid

2* 1® S Boyle 7 P’rtLight, K.’sCub, W.o’W’dom

3* 3® L Gentry 11 Minawand. Legotal, Ringleader

2® 1® L Gentry 11 Co’rtGallunt, Poverina, Bagpipe

14 14 S Boyle 6 Vision, Discussion, C’tGallaut

3* 3* S Boyle 12 Bagpipe, Alarmite, T.CulIeuBon

6*® 6*4 S Boyle 7 Baby Lynch, Graphic, M.Kruter

4* 3*4 J Mooney 3 Un.Fire, A.AIexander. I^Muudio

By Buckwheat — Macaroon (E. B. Bradley).

8= 7*® L Gentry 10 Tuscaloosa, Herodias, Tereuti.l

10*» 8** L Gentry 12 BillyKelly. .<<we’pOn. C.L’iugston

64 5=4 L. Gentry 8 Lml lirighton, .Stickling, Ginger

1* 14 E Pool 14 Cerinus, U. Roberts. St. Bernard

2® 1® L Gentry 8 C. Livingston. H. Roberts, Ginger

6* 3* L Gentry 8 Bou Jour, Regalo, Say Wlien

4* 2“® L Gentry 6 St. Bernard. Bon Jour, Regalo

14 1* H Lunsf’d 8 Madras, Bellsolar, Jap
2*4 1® L Gentry 11 Loys, Ulster Queen, Manicurist

24 3*4 L Gentry 5 Carrie Aloore, Iwin, Lady Raeliel

By Fair Play — Early Love (J. Livingston).

1* 1* T Murray ."i Iwin, The t'olle»‘n Bawn. Delii-o

2® 3=4 W Crump ."1 Regain, Delico. Retta B.

24 14 T Murray 10 Regalo, I.egotal. PassingSliower

2* 2* J Rod’g’ez 7 OverTliere, G. -Swell, AllssVuski

24 2* G Walls 7 K. Plaudit. Duch.laice, Alarmite

4* 3*4 C Kummerl2 Un.’slaissie, Urmonda, BabyGirl
3*4 2*4 H Lunsf’d 8 St. Quentin, Bagheera, Veteran
1* 2® B Sande 13 High. Light, C. Sweeper, Polygon

4® 2® H LunsCd 10 A. Go On, Subuhdur, Ouietuile

7* 6*3 A Collins 12 T’nderstorm, Pli.Maid, Al.Voski

6* 34 H Lunsfd 9 Dtich. laice, Esq’mau, Fle.Sheik

By Solar Star — Kitty Belle Brooks (Schulte A Mc-
Meekin).

3* 24 H Lunsf’d 9 I.egot;il. BindiiigTie. Galli-Ciirci

o' 4=4 M Garner 12 Linden. Joyful. Texas Special

4* 3=4 L Gentry .I Galli-Cnrci. SayWhen. H.R’berts

3= 1* A Johnson .I Lo.vs. Say When. Diich. of Savoy

4= 3* E Sande 8 Batter Cake, Madras, Jap

By Ivan the Terrible — Foyer (W. W. Darden).

5* 4*4 T Murray 9 l.egotai. Bellsolar, Binding Tie

7 4*4 H Lunsf’d 7 .Sedan, Bon Tromp, Skiles Knoh

6* 6*4 H Lunsf’d 10 Toto, Linden, .Ainericaii .Ace
31® 3» F Smith 4 Toto. Sway. Moscowa
4=® 4*» J Howard 5 Col.Ta.vlor, Col. Livingston, Jap
3= 3* H Lunsf’d (> Madras, Regalo, Cover Up
14 14 H Lunsf’d 7 Clermont, Aladras, Ginger
8* 8®3 H Lunsf’d 9 Col. Taylor, Ginger. St. BernarJ
rider. F Rob’son 8 Bon Jonr. Regalo, Batter Cake
By McGee — Josie L. (J. W, May).

24 2* J Williamsl2 Linden. Texas.S|wciaI. Bellsolar

7 7** J Williams 7 Pig. Wing. Stickling, Ducli.Laee

6“® 4*4 J Williamsl2 F.Pullet, Cockroach, Sentimental
4* 4*4 J Hanover 0 T’stledon, F.andSqu’re, B. Lights
54 6** A Schu’g'rlO Tiiseuloosa, Herodias, Tereutia
3® 10** T Par’ ton 17 Pas.Sh’wer, L.Il’sebud, T’alooaa
SJ 8=* E Sande 9 Hannibal, Terentia, i’urncarl

14 2*4 L Lyke 10 Hannibal, Un.’sLussie, B. Beauty
74 6’* G Byrne 15 Billy Kelly, L. Rosebud. S. Realm
6* 4** G Byrne li Ute. Chasseur. Lord Briglitoii

2*4 1= J WilliamslO LillianShaw, Scoots, M.ll’riiiann

4* 3=4 .A Johnson Lady Rosebud. KissAgain. .Auntie

34 4=4 G Byrne 11 Toto, Tlie Trump, Scoots
3® 10'= G Byrne 14 Star Realm, Dif. Eyes, Rod. Dliu
6* 6*4 G Byrne 13 I’lil.vgon. .Stii'kling, Alarmite
By King William — 'Wild Wings (J. W. May).

6* 6=1 .1 Willianisl2 I.,;iiicelot. Gold Stone. L. I{iiehel

8 8*4 J Callahan 8 Mad Hatter, Balustiado, Toto
3®k 3=4 J Hanover 5 Balustrade, Thistledon. A. Dinah
1* 1* J Hanover 5 Mad.B.vng, FarBeyond, Cafeteria
34 2® G Byrne 10 Lion d’Or, Aladge F., Dnininiond
1* 1= G B5’rne 0 A'oiiiieed, Poultney, Vesper Hour
4* 2* G Byrne (J Scoots. I’tirling, Keen Jane

4= 3=1 J Williams 8 Clen Ryan. Keen Jane, Belario
By Coy Lad — Inspiration (H. H. Hewitt).

S'" S=" H .1 Hurke 1) Legotal. Bellsolar. Binding TU'

6* 7‘* H J BurkelO Lillian Shaw. Regalo, Legotal

9= 9** J Howard 10 Iwiniwiii. Cam’fleur, A..\’ander

3* 3*= D Conn’lly 5 Col.T’ylor, C.I.ivings’n, G.-Curcl

3*1 3*3 D Conn’lly Nan Knoehr, War Cap, .Madras
34 3=1 D Conn’lly 0 Mad. Gingham, Aladras, ('.Moore

14 21 D Conn’lly 5 Regalo, Brimful. War Miisie

93 9:10 u Conn’lly 10 Be Frank, Tuscaloosa, Tetley

71 7” L Gentry 9 Star Realm. Sketchy, Peter

4= 4*» W Lilley 5 Regalo. AVoodpile, Dnch.ofSa voy

2® 1® J Morys 7 Christie Holters. Bulldoze. Iwin

6= 6* H J Burke 7 C. Livingston, Regalo. St.B’rnard

4® 7*4 J McCabe 8 Bon Jour, Regalo. Batter Cake

3* 4* J AIcCahe 8 Batter Cake, Aladras, Bellsolar

olds. Claiming. (May 87, 1912 — 1:42% — 3 — 97.)

By Jim Gaffney — 'Viola B. (O. A. Bianchi).

4® .!3 ’1 Alurra>' 12 I.3incHh>t. Gold Stone, Sarasota

34 2* H Kop m nl2 Nejie. 'J'liist. Green, H.Biirgovne

7* 7*= X Barrett 9 Delico. Madge F.. Sweeii.Glauee

1* I» R Simpsonl2 Retta B., W. Willow, I,.laiugden

6' 4** J McCabe 5 Carrie Aloore. Iwin. Butter Cuke

By Hilarious — Responsful (WiUiams Bros.).

4= 3** J Howard 7 Silvery l.ight. Jago, Docod
4= 2* H Lunsfd 8 Cainoutlciir, .AdeliaAV., Rod. Dim
5* C®4 J Howard 9 C. Livingston. Linden, Sm.Park
1*1 1= J Howard 11 MadgeF., SainReh, SansPeurll.

2® 3=4 J Howard 6 Regalo, Cerinus, Cockroach
7*1 7*3 J Howard 9 Col. Taylor, Ginger. St. Bernard
11 3n® J Howard 5 MaJ.I’arke, Can. Light, B. Beauty
1* 1= J Howard « Black Mammy, Lothair, M. Parke
3* 21 J Howard (5 Maj. Parke, Bro.AIaclean, Byrue
1*4 1* J Howard 7 twin, Bro. Aiaclean, MissProcter
2* 1* J Howard 8 Gold Stone. Iwiniwin. K. Randall
2= 2*4 H Lunsfd 7 Bind. Tie, Sen.Park. Bro.Macleau
By Flint Rock — Prickly Pear (F. J. Kelley).

14 14 S Boylo 7 Mis. Polly, Redland, Lottery

:!® 2'4 -M Garner 7 H. C. Bas< h. Bogart. .Mist, p'ollv

3.4 2'4 M Garner 7 Brimful. Hopeftil. Cantilever

11= IP* C K'sih'ml2 Swa.v. .Scrbiiin. Huntermiinn
6 4*-4 J Aloor.ey li Col. Livingston. Madras. Napan

6= 6'-'\‘ E Pool S H’termann. MadgeF.. Cockroiicli

4'' 3*4 E Pool .-I Sanilteh. Hiiiitermiinn. K. Webber

54 4 '4 L Alink t> Hnncrana, Joe Stalir. Cacambn

2'4 2= E Pool 12 Manicurist, Biincriina. I.eoti Kay

6* 6*4 F Stevens 9 Ginger. Iwiniwin, War Cap

8= 8"' F Stevens 9 Col.Liv’gstoii. Col.Ta.vlor, I.iiideii

By Ivan the Terrible— Frogmore (W. W. Darden).

24 1® T Murray H Cantilever. Caeaaibo. Biiueruna

■4* 4*= T Murray 8 H. C. Bascli. Sungold, Uour.Lid
11 IP* T Murray 11 Legotal, Linden. Mormon
3*4 2" J Howard 8 Comfort, Miss Procter, 'I'er. Alisa
3* 2= R Wingf d 9 Feutherwit, Comfort, Ter. Miss

4* 5=4 T Murray 7 Wise Man, Hocnir, Sasin

6*4 6*4 T Murray 8 Smart Money, Hocnir, Tetley

7* 8" T Murray 8 Etrust-an. Sirocco, Siirfilice

4* 4*3 H Lunsfd 9 Earnest, Ciiballo, Miss Procter

2* 2*4 H Lunsfd 7 Hamilton A.. Faux-Col, llocuU

3= 3*1 H Lunsfd .'V Cleek. Gus Sclieer. Tippisr

44 3*3 H Lunsfd 5 T.B.Duke, M.Domo, EU.AIcRride
6* 5*3 H Lunsfd 7 Maj.Uomo, L’ckyLady, Comfort
3* > T Murray 8 Tetley, T.S.Uundred, L’kyLady

DAILY RACING FORM.

Sunday, May 18, 1919

DANCING SPRAY, br. f, 3 104

('hurfh‘1 linTflyl ;4.'.%fast 103 fi

422<tl lrf>x’ton lin70v l:40®5vhvv 27-10 103 3

42170 I^x' ton FC1:14 hv'y 2i 108 3

42140 Lex’ton FC l:10%fast 20 107 5

39088 I^tonla 3-4 l:14%eood 9 109 3

CANDLE LIGHT, br. c, 3 109

40474 Bowie

3-4 l:15%fast 13-5 115 2

Bv Rapid Water— AlberU H. (H. P. Headley).

S” S'“ O Bob'.'on 9 nriiiifiil. Siiiisrciirll., LeopKroK

115 130 Rob’son <> Espano. JlissTrorter, W. Willow

2' 2® C Rob'son <> Lady Fair I’lay, Marniite, Doily

11 3'J C Rob’sonlO Sans 1‘enr II.. Allah. Lo.vh

3* 9** J Howard 11 A.Al’xander, H’termann. M.Ivan

By Light Brigade— Calandria (E. B. McLean).

<0294 I’imlico

3-4 l:13%fast 13

112

7

7

8

6®

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3 4 l:14%fast .5

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6

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5

5®

1® H

40250 Pimlico

3-4 1:15 good 20

115

i

3

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4®

2' H

.29416 Saratoga

5} f 1 :l)5%good .30

97

6

5

8

9

8" H

3!t256 Saratoga

3-4 l:14%slow 20

115

9

5

5

15

14'» W

29092 Latonia

3-4 l:13%fast 27-10

111 12

14

13

13® 13'® H

CACAMBO, ch.

g. 3

101

Bv Free

42:1.88 t’liurch'l 1

1-lii l:.51%mud .33-10 Ho

7

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5

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42257 Lex’ton

1 l:42'/sfast 3.3-10

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4

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109

1

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41740 Oakl’wn
41007 F.G’nds
40348 I>atonia
39991 Church' 1

3-4 l:13%fast 12 90 4

1 1:45 hvy 20 103 6

3-4 1 :13 fast 19 108J 2

6i f l:07%fast 3:1-10 107 6

39870 Douglas

3-4 l:13%fast

9

110

5

4

6

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3*

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B-8 l:01%fast

16-6 106i 6

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6

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4

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4} f 64 fast

1

109

2

2

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38397 Douglas

4} f 63%fast

12-5 109

1

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f. 3

104

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5

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1 l:4:i%hvy

26

117

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1®

4038.5 loitonia

5-8 1 :t)5Vfemud 21-10 112

6

5

5

4=

S®

40315 loitonia

r>lfl:08 fast

6

112.

8

li

4

6®

5*}

39'.I69 Church’ 1

oi f 1:08 fast

4

112

4

.3

3

2®

2®

3936.5 Saratoga

;5-S r.9<5fjist

12

110

6

9

6

41

6'®

39221 Saratoga

5ifl:06 fa.st

15

114

7

8

8

8'

6*

By Free Lance— Bonnie Kate (T. Shullman).

."1 7-® K Lapaillell Ijickaw’iia. W. Willow, 'riiirtecii
I'i 31 O Willi.s *■ Corson. Cantilever, Itiinerana

1' la D Conn’lly 8 Court Gallant. Tantalus. Fo-Hi

3i 4'J S Boyle 8 I’ortLiglit, W.o’W’doni, M. Bacon

6 6®* H Stearns .5 Under Fire. Sailor, SilveryLigUt

7J 6*i J Hanoverl2 Swa.v. Serbian. Huntermann
4® 4* H Gray 12 Lancelot, JoeStalir, Sentimental

4i 3“ H Gray 6 Buncrana, JoeStalir, Pastoureau

2J 1* K Lapalllel2 Sil. Light, Melancholia, Bagpipe
2'i 2’i K LapaillelO Senn.Park, Vulcanite. B. Maclean

3903.5 L.'itonia 5-8 1

,'iS899 Latonia 51 f 1

38X32 Latonia 51 f 1

38672 Latonia 5-8 1

WAVE. b. c, 3 (M)
42140 Lrx’ton F" C 1

40.521 Latonia 3-4 1

40441 Latonia 3-4 1

40:139 Latonia 6i f 1

:2*889 Douglas 5J f 1

:19790 Lex'ton .51 f 1

:19750 I,e\’ton 51 f 1

38:170 Church' 1 5-8 1

38303 Church’! 41 f

38244 Church’ 1 41 f

CANTILEVER, ch. c,
42366 Church' I 1 1

422.57 I. ex 'ton 1 1

42212 Ijcx’ton lni70y 1
■12l::i U-x’ton 1 1

40.521 Latonia 3-4 1

40I6I Latonia 51 f 1

4042.8 Latonia 51 f 1

40:;x7 Latonia 1 1

4o:!J9 Latonia 51 f 1

39790 I.ex'ton 51 f 1

397.50 l.ex’ton 51 f 1

38940 Latonia 5-8 1

.5-8 l:01%fast 43-10 112 9

51 f l:0S'4fast .31 112 6

51 f l;12i4hvy 10 112 8

5-8 l:01%fast 15 112 2

1:17 mud 16 112 3

1:17 hvv 29 110 4

l:07%fast 145 112 2
1:08 fast 13 112 8

l:08%fast 27 107 6

1 :0S%good 66 112 8

1:01 fast 35 113 9

54%fast 22f 112 3
64%fast 12f 110 8

9 Briiiifiil. SaiisPenrll.. T-eapFrog
.5 Regalo. Delico. Lillian Shaw

3U 2n u Conn’lly 12 Kikn, I.ady Manager, Grace
7J 3'2 D Conn’llyl2 MadgeF.. Brimful, IjidyManager
4'i 4'“ D Conn’llyl2 Sentimental, Miss Ivan. BraceUp
7* 5*i H Lunsf’dl2 Selma G., Adelia W., Liberal

B.y Tidal Wave—

6® 6®3 W Crump
3® 3* J Mooney
6® 5“i J Mooney
36 3* F Smith
88 9>« L Mink
7» 6®J H Lunsf’d
81 7i‘ H Lunsf’d
10 10=» D Conn’lly
6* Vi L Gentry
9'i 7’i J McCabe

-Marie Blanche (J. Livingrston).

19 Sansl’eurll.. Allah, Danc.Siira.v

7 D.Carroll. E. Tranter, Cantilever

8 Gen. Haig, Dix.C’rroll, Emanate
12 Tex. Special, Sil. Light, T. Young
12 C. Hector. E. Tranter. Merrivale
12 Salute, Eddie Tranter, Merrivale
12 Sway, Bugle Call, Eddie Tranter

11 Ballistite, Ginger, Cacambo

12 St. Bernard, Bugle Call, Madrid
12 Gold Stone, Legal, Oineme

3 109

::!9'r.fast 39 91 4 4 4

:42>4fast 8 108 6 6 6

:.53',{-,hvy 31-10 107 3 4 4
::!9%fast 29 10.5 2 6 4

:17 mud 9 112 7 6

:10U.slow 27 112 7 8

:invt.hvv n 108 8 7

:44?5mud 55 106 11 11 11

:07®r.fast 31f 112 10 10

:0S4sfast 19 117 8 7

:0.S\good Sf 112 11 8

:01>/6rast 16 112 8 8

By Hanbridge— Ma
4 4^1 S Boyle 4

4' 28 H Gray t>
42 1> 11 Gray 7
4‘ 4* H Gray 7
6< 4’J C Dishm’n 7
5* 4< C Dishm’n 12
5i 3* C Dishm’n 9
8® 7“ N Barrett 11
8i 8*3 N Barrett 12
6) 7*} N Barrett 12
6i 6»i N Barrett 12
8‘ S*'i C Dishm’nl2

Salaame (Peyton & Boswell).
I’.Firc. Exterminator, B. Voter
Corson, CaeamlH). Bunerana
Gonniiand, H’miblue. Stevenson
Brimful, Pastoureau, Hopeful
DixieCarroll, Ed. Tranter, Wave
.S’ningdale. E. Tranter, B. Baker
.T.Peniiybakcr, E.Tr.uiter, Betsy
,loe Stahr, Paris .Maid, Ollie S.
TexasSiM'eial, Silv. Light, Wave
Salute, Eddie Tranter, Merrivale
Sway, Bugle Call, Eddie Tranter
War Cap, Ocriuus, Bob Baker

Also eligible to start in order named t
ALSTON, b. g, 7 109

:;?971 Church’ 1 1 3-16 l:59%fast 15 106 12

39914 Douglas 1 1-16 l:47Mifast 27 112 10

.39875 Douglas 1 1-8 l:53%fast 6 104 7

39751 Lex’ton 1 1-8 l:54%good 13 103 3

39078 Latonia 1 3-16 2:02VsSlow 9 108 12

39028 I.rfitonia 1 1-16 l:46Hfast 110 109 6

38905 Latonia 1 1-16 l;46)4fast 134 102 11

38443 Prosp’et 1 1-16 l:52%fast — 110

COMMON LAW, ch. f, 4 103

12;il» Church'! 11-16 1:46 fast 7-5 107 6
42101 H.deG’ce 5i f 1:07 fast 4 107 7

39002 Aii’duct 1 l:40%fast 7 110 15

38856 Aii’duct 1 l:39%fast 10 96 9

3S759 Aii’duct ll:.39^fast 15 99 8

3870!t Jamaica lm70yl ;46%fast 9-10 11112
38681 Jamaica 3-4 l:13%fast 12 108 13

38593 Belmont 11:42 fast 21 108 1

38.526 Belmont 1 1:42 fast 3 97 1

384.36 Belmont 3-4 st l:10Vf.good 6 110 9

38253 Jamaica 3-4 l:13%fast 2 110 4

LDCILE P„ b. m, 6 102

42:109 Church’ 1
421S4 Lex’ton
414.57 F.G’nds
41410 F.G’nds
41:122 F.G’nds
41‘211 F.G’nds
41179 F.G’nds
41134 F.G’nds
41088 F.G’nds
40768 Jef'son
MONTAGUE.
42:188 Church’ 1
42032 Oakl’wn
41993 Oakl’wn
41817 Oakl’wn
41737 Oakl’wn
41657 Oakl’wn
41058 F.G’nds
10042 Church’ 1
39954 Church’ 1
39889 Douglas
BRYNLIMAH
42:121 Church’ 1
40.507 I..atonla
40377 Latonia
40320 Latonia
39855 Douglas
39751 Lex’ton
39691 I>ex’ton
39090 Latonia
DR. SAMUEL.
42:589 Church’ 1
42146 Ijpx’ton
36948 F.G’nds
36881 F.G’nds
36642 Jef'son
36.579 Jef’son
36.563 Jef’son
36.390 I.iatonia
36332 Latonia

1 1-lC l:47=^fa.st 44 106J 8

3-4 1:16 hvy 14 104 4

1 1-16 l:535smud 2J 103 5
1 1-16 1:54 hvy 18-5 102 7
1 1-4 2:09%good 13-6 101 8
1 1-4 2:16%hvy 9-5 101 1

1 1-4 2:09%good 7 101 3

1 1-4 2:19Vfehvy 5 103 7

1 1-16 l:56Mihvy 4 106 8

lm70y l:52%hvy 5 105 4

7 5 5 3i

8 7 3 3*

6 6 5 4*

2 14 6 }

7 7 4 3*

8 6 3 1*

Lost rider.

4 4‘* W Moore

4“ 4*i C Brown
3} 3* C Brown
3* 3>i C Brown

. c, 3 (M)

; 1-16 l:51%muil

27

95

105

1

1

4

7

3-4 l:16%slow

20

100

4

3

2

1 l:42%fast

50

1*13

6

5

7

7

61 f l:07%fast

50

106

5

7

7

3-4 l:15%fast

30

115

1

4

6

6i f 1:10 slow

30

109

2

5

6

Bi f l:10%mud

50

106 10

10

10

6i f l:07%fast

4}f

112

8

9

11

3-4 l:14%fast

95

107

8

8

8

6i f 1:08 fast

76

112

6

4

6

ch. g, 9

1 1-16 l:4,5%fa.st

12

104

104

2

9

7

5

1 1-8 l:54*t,good :i-2 107 3 2

1 1-8 l:56%slop 7 105 2 4

1 1-16 l:45%fast 8 102 1112

1 3-16 l:58%fast 43-10 108 8 7
1 1-8 l:54%good 1-2 104} 5 4
1 1-8 l:52%fast 16 107il0 11

1 3-16 l:59%good ll-o 106 12 12
, br. g, 8 109

1 1-16 l:49*4mud 103 110} 7 11
1 1-16 l:46Vifast 7 106 5 5

lm70y 1:43 fast 10 110 11 9

lm70y l:45Vfefast 7 107 6 4

lm70y l:46Vislow 11-5 110 1 3

1 l:41%good 15 111 6 5

lm70y l:46%slow 10 108 9 7

1 1-16 l:46%fast 3} 99 5 7

Z 1-4 3:52%fa8t 10 105 2 7

amed should any of the above be scratched:

109 By Albert Star — Preientatlon (W. J. Marlman)

106 13 12 12 12 10* 8*® F Murphy 12 Turco, Benefactor. BlackBrooni

112 10 10 10 11 9| 8'« F Murphy 11 M.RoselL, PuulaV., Fl.ofSi.,1

104 7 7 8 7 5‘ 5®i H Lunsf’d 8 Rhymer, W’dsworth’aI>ast, Tun-n

103 3 2 1 2 3* 3* P Murphy 7 B’niimuh, NoManager, S’p-isslng

108 12 12 9 8 3a 4'i L Gamer 12 Thrills, Br’wnVelret. Ben’fucior

109 6 10 8 7 7' 6»i J Maje8ticl2 Alert, I.ytle, Onrdon UnssHI

102 11 11 U 11 7i 7*J J Gruber 11 Perugino, Exhorter, Gor. Riiss.-n

110 7‘® H Dennler 7 Max. Choice. Valspar, Muriaiiiio

103 By The Commoner — Brief (J, W. May).

107 6 2 2 2 3* ;i® .1 William.s » Eulog.v, Lucky K.. Miss Gove

107 7 4 2 .3’ 1‘ .1 WilllamslO .lose. Zarate. Favour, I,oy . I’cier

110 15 11 8 6 6’ 8®i P Rob’sonKi JackStuart, J.ofSpades, nnigoou

96 9 5 6 8 9} 7®J H Ericks’nl4 Deckmate, K.’aCub. GoldenGlow

99 8 7 5 4 3 ‘ 3® R Trolse 8 Empress, Ch.Leydecker, K.’sCiih

111} 2 2 2 2 2* I'i G Byrne 8 Oenone. DubllnMary, Donnurellu

108 13 10 7 4i 4'i O Byrne 1.5 K.’sCub, StarSp’ngled, Nelswecp

108 1 3 3 3 3i 6®J G Byme 12 Star. Banner, Phalerinn, Rruvado

97 1 1 1 1 1' 4®1 J Callahan (I LadyGertnide, Right, S. In Tliiie

110 9 6 3 6'i 6*® M Buxton 19 Polymelian, J.auBont, Wigstone

110 4 11 I'i 2* G Byrne 15 The Portuguese, Debadou, Turf

102 By Bryn Mawr — Annoyanoe (Knebelkamp te How«

erton) .

]06i 8 8 7 6 4-i 4®J C’ Brown 12 Hnmlo. Bonnie Tess, Sea Urchin

104 4 4 4 4 4‘» W Moore 4 'I'lie C. Bawn, .M.Trask, G. Queen

103 5 5 5 4 4® 4®i C Brown .5 Progressive, Grumpy, Jason

102 7 7 5 5 3} 3® C Brown 7 Queen Blonde, Jason. Blue Ruck

101 8 8 7 3 3* 3®i C Brown 8 Bajaxet, Regreso'*, Kebo

101 1 6 6 6 4® 3'3 C Rob’son 6 Roinnst, B.Hampson, T.Nlghter

101 3 2 1 4 6J 6'i J Mooney 6 L.Cottage, Th’ksgivlng, Bombast

103 7 7 7 4 3* 3*i C Brown 7 LordHerbert, OldBen, PctitBleu

106 8 8 6 3 1* 1* C Brown 8 Jason, C. Master, W. o’ Wisdom

105 4 Lost rider. G Walls 7 B. Thistle, J. Reeves, T’portatlon

95 By McGee— Tinkle (J. Massey).

105 1 1 4 7 9'.110'" G .Arch’b’tll I-ickaw’na, W. Willow, 'I’liirtei'n

100 4 3 2 3i 2'} G W Car'lll D’tograph. M..l’phinc, M. Howell

103 6 6 7 7 6'i 6*} H Ilam’t’n 9 Fo-Hi. .Mm Dudle.v, Alf Vexina

106 5 7 7 7 7®'-* .1 McIntyre 7 C. Gallant. Discussion, Bagpipe

115 1 4 6 6* 6'* M Rowan 8 EdStone, Bayonnunt, GnnzalesII.

109 2 5 6 9' 10®' M Rowan 10 Tantalus, Miss Orb. Byrne

108 10 10 10 10 10** M Rowan 10 Vnnsylvia, Discussion. Warldol

112 8 9 11 11* 11'* J Mooney 12 MeVex, Stockwell, Serbian

107 8 8 8 8 8** J Hanover 8 H’termann. MadgeF., C’ckroach

112 6 4 6 9i 8'® B Pool 12 C. Rector, E. Tranter. Merrivale

104 By Bryn Mawr — NotUmah (J, Lowe).

104 2 9 7 5 4* 4' C Rob’sonl2 I.ivcly, High Low. Bogart

107 ;i 2 2 3 2' 4®i C Brown .5 SnlidRock. EairOrient, Griimp.r

105 2 4 3 1 1* 1® C Brown 9 Chick Barklc.v, NiglitOwl, Aztec

102 11 12 12 12 Hi 11" C Brown 12 Diversion. SI.Rosell., C.B’rklcy

108 8 7 6 3 2‘ 2* D Conn’lly 8 Hocnir, Baby Lynch, Pit

104i 5 4 2 1 1* 1* M Garner 7 No Manager, Alston, Surpassing

107il0 11 9 7 6® 4® D Conn’llyl2 Col.M’clim’t. D.W’li’ms, C.B’kl’y

106 12 12 10 8 4® 3'i H Lunsf’d 12 Col.M’chra’nt, Lytle, BI’ckBroom

09 By Bryn Mawr — Lardella (W. Perkins),

HO’ 7 11 10 9 9®® 8'“ R Simpsonll Higli Ijiw, Manokin, Raider

106 5 5 4 4 6'® 6'® H J Burke .8 Hocnir, Alhena, Brow. McDawcll

110 11 9 9 8 10} 10'* W Kelsay 12 Sh'rpFrost, J. Louise, Padd.vDear

107 6 4 4 4 2} 3} D Conn’lly 9 Maria nao, Broom Sweep, Eulogy

110 1 3 4 6 48 4"i W Kel-say 7 His Nibs. BabyLynch, F.I^egcnd

4} 6*i W Kelsay .5 DickWilliams, Polroma, BellHoy
B' B®3 W Kelsay 9 Ch.I,eader, Lih.Kands, T.nz.vl.s)u
6 6® 6®3 O Willis 8 Syrian, Tush Tush, Ask Her

6 6® 6'* W Crump 7 Moscowa, Man. Waite, StarMald

SEVENTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (Sept. 25, 1911 — l:445j — 5

Jamaica Entries and Past Performances for Monday, May 19.

WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.

BONNIE TESS. cb.

42;!6:i

Chureh’l

1 1-16 l:47’%fa.st

3 If

110

1

:•

.•>

2

2i

42272

l.ex’tllll

1 1-8 1 :.'i6’T,mud

56

101

3

3

3

3

h

42243

lo'x’ton

1 1-16 l:46%fast

39

106

5

4

6

9

42174

liov’toii

lm70y l:49%hvy

19

HO

5

1

6

6

5»“

41759

Havana

luiOOy l:44'/ifast

3

112

2

3

2

1

Ink

41703

Havana

51 f 1 :07%fast

5

107

3

4

4

6'

41627

Havana

6} f 1:07 fast

2

112

5

7

8

81

<1432

Havana

3-4 1:13 fast

2i

108

4

1

1

1'

41303

Havana

51 f l:10%good 15

97

5

6

6

1®

41235

Havana

6} f 1:12 mud

8-6

101

1

7

8

71

41204

Havana

6i f 1:06 fast

15

104

6

6

5

3®

CHILLUM, ch,

. g, f>

104

B

41746

Havana

lm.50y 1 :43 fast

2

1<I7

7

5

3

2

H.

41643

Havana

lm.50y 1 :44 fast

3i

109

7

8

S

7

2®

<1390 Havana

1 1-16 l:17%fast

3

108

4

3

5

6

4nk

41284

Havana

1 1-16 1 :50%.good

2

105

4

5

4

3

2'

41206

Havana

lm.50y 1 :43%fast

7-6

105

5

7

7

6

4'i

411.59

Havana

IniDOy l:43%fast

20

107

2

7

6

5

3®

40639

Havana

1 l:40-’)fcfast

15

110

6

6

6

8

7®

39404 Saratoga 1 l:41%inud

20

HO

9 10 10

10

10

SIR

OLIVER, ch. g, 6

109

B

4 2; 165

Church’ 1

:i-4 l:12%fast

67

HO*.

6

6

6

31

42l®il

Oakl’ wn

llli70y l:45'%fast

5

109

4

3

3

•5

4'1

■US76

Oakl’wn

3-4 1 :14 mud

10

113

6

6

C

6

41797 Oakl’wn

3-4 l:l:l%fast

10

114

5

5

5

4’

41697 Oakl’wn

1 1-16 l:46%fast

7

108

4

1

1

1

3'

41:2:7

F.G’nds

1 1 16 l:47%fast

11-5 1081

5

5

5

5

4nk

41298

F.G’nds

lni70y l:45%fa«t

10

109

8

4

3

1

1’

41279

F.G’mIs

1 1-16 l:49%fast

6

107

6

4

1

1

li

WATERFORD

, h. g, 5

109

B

42286

Le.v’ton

1 1-8 1:58'/-, mud

31

108

1

1

1

1

2®

42228

I>'.\’tim

3-4 l:13’,tfast

22

HO

9

7.

5

3=

42196

I,ex’ton

3-4 l:17%hvy

33

110 10

9

8

4®

41613

Havana

3-4 l:14%fast

3

100 11

S

8

8®

41536

Havana

1 l:.38%fast

12

104

8

8

6

6

7®

41.500

Havana

Bl f l:09%slow

7-5

106

6

4

2

2®

I’rik H Troiso

Sea Urchin, Liicile 1’.

• ’ la.y xa., j

S Miss Gove, Sasenta, Azalea

x>uiiiii£Liixu J erigouru e, maze w y, r rasi
1* H Builm’n 8 Driltield, Brizz, Ed Garrison

6®“ .1 Groth

414:!5 Havana lm.50y 1 :4'1*Afa.st 5 114 6 7

4i::98 Havana 5} f l:06®,<;tast 15 115 5

4i:;i7 Havana lm20y l:43Hfast 10 111 3 3

41283 Havana 3-4 l:14%good 5 110 2

REGRESO. cb. g, 5 112

42269 Lex’ton 1 1-8 1 :.56''®mu<l G 112 1 1 1

4'2I6a !.,ex't(m 1 1-16 1 :49''3muil 6 113 13 3

42i;i2 Lex'tou ImTOy Flliifasl 18 lli 2 1 1

416.’16 Jff’son 1 1-8 l:55l4tast 6 1U9 5 3 4

41610 Jef’son 1 1-16 l:49%fast 10 111 9 6 4

41604 Jef’son 1 1-4 2:09%good 3} 102 1 3 3

41575 .lef’son 11-16 1:51 fast 2} 113 6 5 3

41555 Jef’son 1 1-16 l:54%hvy 5 109 1 3 4

41456 F.G’nds ImTOy 1 :51%mud 11-5 106 5 5 5

41409 F.G’nds lni70y 1 :52V5hvy 18-5 108 6 6 5

4l:i71 F.G’iida 1 1-8 l:59%mud 16-5 109 4 2 2

<1322 F.G’nds 1 1-4 2 O954good 4 109 4 6 4

41299 F.G’nds 1 1-4 2:09 fast 8 109 2 3 2

41279 F.G’nds 1 1-16 l:49%fast 12 107 3 10 6

41200 F.G’nds 1 1-16 l:53%mud 4 112 1 5

CRYSTAL DAY. b. f. 4 98

417r,9 Havana Int.'iOy l:44Vifast 8 101 1 3

41726 Havana lm20y l:42%fast 7 107 1 1

41716 Havana 1 1-16 l:47vifast 20 108 3 2

416.53 Havana ll:40%fast 20 97 4 5

41429 Havana ImBOy l:437ifast 10 104 6 2

4i;i77 Havana ImfrOy 1 :4:i%f ast 12 104 2 5

41317 Havana lm20y l:43)4fast 10 101 1 1

41158 Havana ImBOy HllVsfast 2 106 3 2

4J114 Havana ImBOy 1:44 fast 12 98 6 2

FRANK MONROE, b. g, 6 109

42244 I.ex’ton 1 1-4 2:06%fast 7 101 2 1

9 Bierman, Uap. City. Sen. Janies
9 .Sam Hill, Capital City, Cork

42160 I.ox’ton

1 1-16 l:49’1r.mud3

7-lOf

104

6

a

5

6

4*

3*1 M

Schw’tz 11

420;:4 Oakl’wn

1 1-16 l:49%sIow

2

106

1

1

1

1

1®

1« C

Rob’son

<;

41995 Oakl’wn

3-4 l:14%fast

15

109

6

6

4

4'

4®i E

Haynes

H

41915 Oakl’wn

ImTOy l:46%fast

12

113

4

1

1

3

4}

6" R

Troxler

41878 Oakl’wn

5} f l:09%mud

20

115

4

8

8

7'

7’3 E

Haynes 11 .

41603 Jef’son

ImTOy 1 :48 good 7

109

S

3

3

3

3®

3’i C

Brown

8 '

41588 Jef’son

lm20y l:46>4slow

7

HI

2

Z

2

2

1®

1} R

Troxler

8

GLEIPNER, 1

1. g. 6

109

By Giganteum — Nil

42076 Oakl’wn

]ni70y 1 :46 fa.st

10

108

6

6

5

6

8

8® 0

Willis

S

41972 Oakl'wn

1 3-16 2:0;i®imud

5

HO

1

6

6

6

6®

6'® E

Haynes

!)

41915 Oakl’wn

lm70,v l:46%fast

10

113

3

7

7

6

5®

4*1 E

Haynes

<1

41879 Oakl'wn

1 1-16 1 :49%,mud

6

112

4

5

6

5

4®

4" M

Garner

li

41786 Oakl’wn

1 1-16 l:48%fast

4-5

106

1

2

2

1

1®

I'l M

Garner

7

41753 Oakl’wn

1 1:43'%, slow

41

Ho

2

8

8

3

3*

3’} E

Haynes

J

41722 Oakl’wn

11-16 1:48 fast

12

HO

6

7

5

3

3®

3} E

Haynes

8

41662 Oakrwn

1 1-16 1 :49 slow

10

105

7

5

6

6

Bl

5'2 H

J Burke

8

41648 Oakl’wn

1 1-16 l:49%good 9-5

108

4

7

7

6

3'i

3® C

Brown

7

4I,’i22 F.G'nds

1 1-4 2:09%good 15

l(l5i

2

1

1

6

8

8'* R

Bolton

8

41312 F.G’iids

1 1-16 1:52 hvy

20

107

7

7

7

7

7®

7'* R

Bolton

10

LADY MEXH3AN. ch. m. 7

107

By Mexican — Lady 1

42280 Lex'ton

::-4 1:17 mud

12 5

lOtil

6

5

3

3’1 1 ■

Jirown

The figures under the heading “Rec.” in the
entries below show the best time of each horse
at the distance since January 1, 1917, no matter
where it finished. In cases where record was
made on other than a fast or good track,
abbreyiations show track conditions.

Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time 1:30.)
® Suimrior mild runner. X Good mud runner.
Fair mud runner. (M) Maiaens. • Apprentice
allowance.

First Rac&— 3-4 Mile.

3- vear-ohls and imwanl. Maidens. Selling.
(Track record: (let. 13, 1918— 1:11 (i— 3— 126.)

Today’s

By J. H. Houghton — Lady Prospero (W. C. Wcant),
5' 4*i W War'onll Gr. Grass, Br.ofWar. H.Biirg'iyne

.5 EdStone. Bridesman, KufiisUiley
6 Paddy, D'gotal, Lively

3' 4* C Brown 4 D. Williams, Thinker, B. Lynch

4101 33 J Bell 7 Sayonarra, Lib. Sands, Sleeth

1’ 1® J Bell 9 Orderl.v, Aldebaran, Mary Belle

li lb G W Car’113 Benefactor. Willdo, Baby Cal

By Waterboy — Midrica (Ross & Looney).

2- 2* M Garner 6 WiMMitlirusli. Sasenta, D.KolK>rts

3® 2® M Garner 11 Circulate, L. Jlexiean, K. Worth

4'® 4®} D Conn’llyll Hasty Cora, Circulate, Mustard
8® 7»3 T Murray 11 Eneore. Lad.v.I.Grey, Miss ,1a zbo

7® 6'® .1 Pitz 8 High IjOW, James, Tippo Sahib

2® 3'i C Howard 7 Petlar, Leoma, Hops

3* 3' D Boland 7 Coryilon, Sen. James, R.L.Owen

S'lk 33 D Boland 10 Brizz, VVheat Cakes, An. Edgar

4' 8“i J D’minick 9 Bierman. Cap. City, Sen. James

2} 3*3 J Dreyer 9 Son. James, Uloriue, Tw. Seven

By Hastings — Arline (L. Brickett).

4® 4® R Simjison s S.Mi-.M’kiii, IMi’istine. Be’faetor
6' 8'* 1) Conn’ll.vll Ri>diand. llomlo, Frank .Monroe
1} I" R Siinpsonl2 Keiiward, B’telierBoy, E.ofSteel

3’® 3® R Simpson 9 Eoun.Fa.v, Regreso, Capt. Hodge

2® 1® R Simpsonli: D’lulreary, E.B’mann, B.Huiilej

2' 3= G PreeceJr ti Eoiin.Fay. D.ofShelby, Harwood

4' 5'3 R Simpson 8 Kilmer, Dandrear.v, Mannelien

2>i 3' R Simpson ti Don Dodge, B.Hampson, Luthe?

2® 2'i II J Burke (i A. Louise, Cadillac, S, Broderick

6‘® 6" R Simpson 7 Astraea, Doliiia, Medusa

1' 2“ R Simpson 8 Puts and Calls, Bajazet, Jason

2* 2} R Simpson 8 Bajazet, Lucile P., Kebo

3} 3’i R Simpson 7 P.audCalls, D. Dodge, B.H’psot

7h 9«j E Pool 13 Sir Oliver, Benefactor, Willdo

5i 2'i E Pool 7 Dolina, Kebo. Kilmer

By Peep o’Day — Crystal Maid (J. J. Holtman).

5® 4®i 1. Fator 7 Bonnie Tess, Guide Post, Aiistr.-il

D 2* L Fator 8 R'ld.v James, Great Gull, Dila

5' 4' A I’ickens 11 FritzErnst, Q.Trovato, L.J.Grey

9 7®3 S Wiiia 9 (Capital City, Circulate, Anlace

4' 6’3 J Dreyer 8 ’I'ippoSahib, MudSill, Solidltoek

7* 7'3 J Dreyer 9 Capital Cit.v, Breeze, LittleBuss

6® 6*i J Dreyer 9 Iti,-rin,in <',in I'iti, Son Ian,o>

2® 1® J Dreyer

42228 ly-x'ton :!-4 1 :i:i1-,fast 16 106} 7 0

:;62i’d Latonia 3-4 1:16 hvy 7-5 107 6 4

36ftx8 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :51%livy 14 107 6 2 1

:{58S1 Church’! 11-16 1:49 good 23 104 6 6 5

35429 Lex’ton lm70y 1
54662 Kenilw’h lm20yl
34fKi:j Ham’ton 3-4 1
3:i700 Dev’shire 1 1
33543 BlueBon. 3 4 1

:46(4fast 6 lo9 2 6 6

:41 fast 11 110 8 6 5

:16%hvy 6-5 103 3 4

:43«ihvy 19-10 104 1 3 4

:17 hvy 6-5 107 3 6

AIMING, b. g, 6 109

42285 1.1‘v’toii 1 1-8 1 :58fjmud F! M8 t; 5 .5

419:!;i Havana 1 1 4 2:06 ta.sl 10 108 8 8 7

<19<l5 Havana lm.5flv l:44%fa.st 4 109 7 7 7

4181.6 Havana 1 1-4 2:07 fast 10 HO 7 8 7

4180*; Havana 1 1-16 l:46%good 8 H2 1<» 10 10

41770 Havana 1 1-16 1 :46«ifast 8 110 7 7 0

417:t2 Havana 1 1:40 fast 6 Itn; 11 11 9

41655 Havana 1 1 16 l:47%fast 2 106 7 6 6

CAPTAIN BURNS, b.
I2:;ir, (’inm h i :: i i
42256 Li'X’ton :;-4 1
12224 D'X'ton :i-l 1
i2P:o Lex'ton 1 1-16 1 :
40,522 I,.atoiiia lm70y 1
40502 Latonia 3-4 1
40;!63 l,«tt'inia lm70y 1:
39990 Church’ 1 3-4 1

39910 Douglas 3-4 1:
17468 Douglas 3-4 1
15009 Latonia lm70y 1
14035 I.,ex’ton 3-4 1

e. 8

:l:.’’-fust 9

ilRofast 8
:i::ii,good 22 5
49’*imud37-10f
49%mud 9
H’ltgood 6
48 slop 20
:14 fast 23-10
13%fast 3if
12 fast 21
:43%fast 13-10
IGVihvy 13 6

GOLDEN GLOW. b. g. 4 105

3!*079 Latonia ImTO.v 1 ;44®fcslnw 17 100

:jS856 Aii’duct 1 l:39%fast 15 lOf.

:;8759 Aii’duft 1 l:;;9Vfefast 6 106

38614 Belmont 6} f 1 :20 good 25 111

38550 Belmont 3-4 st l:]2V5fast 8 IKt

::8406 Belmont 7-8 1:27 fast 16-0 112

38;:32 Jniiiaiea .’{ 4 1 ;l:{'®,goi.iI 15 113

::8218 Pimlieo l 1 16 CCH.fa.sl 16-5 IH

S8195 Pimlico ImtOy l;4'J,'8hvy 14 99

3ii 4’i J Dreyer 11 Sasenta, Mud Sill, View
By Nealon — Eugenie B. (L. A. Seregni),

By Giganteum — Nil Desperandum (H. Neusteter).

8 8' O Willis S .lackK., MissWells. ,S. Gatewood

6’ 6'® E Haynes 9 W’terproiif, T’nksgiving. Aztec

5® 4*i E Haynes 9 Miss Kriiter, Tito, Lneiiis

4® 4" M Garner ti Philistine, Queen Blonde, I,.eta

1® I'i M Garner 7 .\ilelante, Lukeinae, Br.Favorite

3’ 3’i E Haynes d I’arrish, Astraea, Sir Dyke

3® 3i E Haynes 8 Hondo, Bah.v Cal. Little String

6} 5‘® H J Burke 8 tJrumpy, Hniioliilu Boy, Bajazet

3'i 3® C Brown 7 Higli Horse, Aztec, Little String

8 8'* R Bolton 8 Bajazet, Regreso, Lucile P.

7® 7'® R Bolton 10 S.Stalvvart, Keiiward, Bl. Bock

By Mexican — Lady Scarlet (L. S. Fladd).

2.1 :!'}C Jirown 9 W.n’ Wisdom. Kli.vmer. E.Gar’soii

4} 3® t,’ Brown 11 Cireiilatc, Waterfnril, K. Worth

I® 1® L Gentry 12 S. League, Safety First, Ardent

1} 3®i F Murphy 12 Surpassing, L. String, N. Simplex

5' 4®S E Martin 9 F. Legend, TheGrader, Harwood

10® 10'® L Gentry 11 Zamora, Black Frost, Tush Tush
3nk 6®J II Stearns 12 Hondo, Bac, Minnow

4' 4'® R McD’ott 5 Anita, Dav. Craig. Benllnmpsou

1® 1® R McD’ott 6 Lit. String, CnddleUp, S. Shooter

4‘i 2* L Lykes 8 Blue Fox. Costumer. Noureddin

By Dr. Leggo — Norinne (F. A. Cox).

4' 4" .M (iain<r ti fh. Barklc.v, Kiiigczi. Paula V.

8 6*3 W tlargan s Kingtislier. John W. Klein, Bac

6* 3* A Finle.v S Cadenza. Cliff Haven, ReyEiiiiis

6® 4-’i A Fnley 8 Solid Rock, F.Kengli, li.Langdeii

10 10" D Boland 10 .I.Sniiie, I> .laneGrey, Fr. Burke

4’ 4'3 \V tiargan 8 Yengliia>, Tok.Marcli, Q.Trovato

5* 5*3 3 Frach 11 S..McM’kin. L’krose, Tok. March

5* 5'" J Frach 8 Sam Hill, ('ork. Will Soon

By Rockton — Ravenno (R. C. Frakes).

5} 5®, .1 Haniivcrll .lolin.lr.. King Belle. Sen. .lame--

It 1® .1 Haiii>V“rI2 .Inliii .1 r. . .Volilenian. Harr.vSIiaw

3® 3®1 .1 Hanoverll H. B’rgo.vne. M.Trask, .M.Baeoii

2'} 5® .1 Hanoverll Bedlaiid. Hondo. Frank Monroe

1® 1* J Mooney t; Leah Cochran, FirstBallot, Erin

2® 3“ .1 Hanovcrl2 T. Anderson, E. Ballot. Revivor

7i S'’ G Moles’thlO K. Mi-Dawell, Yermak, Yenghee

6® 6‘i L Gentry 11 Sparkler, Liberator, Co’nterblast

4® 3® E Pool 12 Dr.Carmen, Gr’nGrass, Primero

9 9'* C Dishm’n 10 TheNorman. Furlong. GipsyLove

1® I'l C Dishm’n 9 Pebeto, FirstDegree, BusIiyHead

4* 4'“ W W T'lor « G. lluglies, TheReaeh, Rolit.Kay

By All Gold — Rainy Daisy (J. Papas).

6 6" J Mooney ti Bribed Voter, Breeions, Arriet

4' 3'i E Taplin 14 Deckmate, Kirstie’sCub, HeWill

a’ 6“ I'J Taplin 8 Empress, C.Leydeeker. Com. Law

5'® 4*1 .1 Williams ti T. Mc'l’aggart. Pnlliix, Woodtrap

4' 1* .1 Wllliams2ti Onieo, Kirstie’s Cub, Mid. Suu
3' 6®} ti Peak l.’i CorHi. Ben (low, I'oaehcr

:i* 3‘i Peak ."> .Meulaiie, .Niiteraeker, Kathilde

1' J* ti p.*ui, 9 Valspar, Coral, Poor Butterfly

Z- 4® L Stalker 11 Hubbub, Duudreary, Uicctiagi

1ml.

Horse.

Wt. Ren.

A.Wt.Han.

4’j:42:)®

lioiiokus .......

...110 1:14%

:{

107. .72.5

4l)’JIHi

Goaler

3

lIMi. .720

4212*)

King .\grippa ..

..112 1:15%

4

114.. 71.5

.’{S3.-, 4

Baei-arat

...103 1:17%

4

lOS. .70.5

3K4II-4

Plantarede

3

1IK3. .70.5

3!)2,S2

J’.\rrivi“

3

104. .7IMI

423.-S

Half and Half

..112 1:21’%li

4

11,5. ,7tHI

42122

Malice

. .102 1:15'%

4

X

-J

5

Holiokiis ran well last Tuesday.

Second Race — 3-4 Mile.

3-.vear-olds and upward. Maiileiis. Selling.
(Traek record: Oct. Ri. 1918^1 :11%— 3— 12«. )

Ind.

Horse.

Wt.

Ren.

A. Wt .iliui.

(423SO)

Startling

.128

1

122. .7.8.5

42360

.Miadam*

.103

1:13%.

4

112. .73.5

423SI)

Panaman

.109

1 :11%

4

i2ox7:m

40202

Tuscaloosa

.1)0

l:I4'is

3

109. .73'»

*4*4421)®

Uncle’s I>assie ...

. 99

1 :14

3

101 X7;{0

41897®

Ultima Tliule ....

.117

1 :12’-’ii

4

108;i;7:{0

42278

Wyoming

108

1:13%

4

110X725

42297=

Camonfleur

.101

1:1-5%

3

10.5®72l)

42094

Ceramic

.111)

1:14

3

103. .720

42297

Jiis<|ii’ an Bout ..

.111

1:14

4

114.. 720

403.54

Wliimsy

.102

1:13%

112:!:71.5

4(M97

Gex

.117

1:14

li

11.5. .715

(42401) Teddy Rousseau ..108 1:16!/; 3

Out tile Way is in great form.

Fifth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
3-.vear-oltls and upward. Selling.

96. .705

(Track

reeoril: June 18,

1917-

-1:1-5%

—IV 123.)

lo.-sili

PiKiclier

102.

1 :46%

4

110X7.50

42:{i;i®

Padd.v Dear

106

1 :46'%,

113X745

42:{9H®

I’lMir l’.ntt(-rfly . .

102

1:49'%,

4

10.5X740

42401®

Pierre-a-Eeii ....

11.5

1:48

5

110. .730

4’2;{8i

Ivrv

3

103 X 730

*41898)

Tantalus

3

103 X 725

423.50®

Jack Mount

118

1 :47’%

• r»

110. .725

42401®® Alma B

Poaclier was a good one

101

last

.rear.

103X720

400.5*1® Alareliesu II.
4’2:t79® .Summer Sigli
42378 Miss Sti'rliiig
4’J32.’I .\uetiimeer ...
42402® 5Ielaneliolia
4232:i Taraseon ....

3.5107* AllM-rt A

4227.’5 .lack O’Brien

..11.5 Hir.Va
.. 99 1:13%
..107 1:14%
.. 9.5 1:1.5
..10.5 1:1.5%
.. 90 1:1*1’%

3 ItttixT’jr.

3 107.. 720

4 ltl3. .715
3 111.. 715
3 98.. 710

3 109.. 705

4 107.. 705

Sixth Race — 5-S Mile,
tl-.vear-olils. Maidens. S|M‘cial Weights.
tTraek record: May 19. 1917- .5!»’-:-, — 2 — 109.)

. . .112 l:20'/-,ni 3 111. .700

If ready, Marehesa II. should win easily.
Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-vear-olds and upward. Handleap.
(Track record: -May Hi, 1919— 1 :05%—t)— 107).

4lM)9S®S Lord Brighton ....105 1 :tK>'/;-. 3 105. .7511

423lltU!i Lueullite 12t)l:tMi«% 4V22..745

I423.581S Out the Way llll 1:07’% 4 112.. 745

423tiO Old Koenig til2S..7lO

4tl202* Tusealimsa Ht7 1 :04% 3 97. .740

423tit» George Starr 107 1 :tNi 4 111:|;740

42t»S8® Toto 1 18 1:05 ‘f. 3 1tl0®735

40437t Salveslra 112 1:07% 4 98x735

3923ll®t O’Doiiovaii ItKt 1:07%, 4 95X735

40177 Arnold 101 l:IHi'%. 5 109X730

3884t» Hose d’Or 109 1:07 % 4 98X730

l40.537)fKashmir 11.5 l:tMi’)f, 4 llM)x725

42ittlO S.veaiiioor 115 l:09yoni 4 !H)X720

38tl57t 'I'lie Bortugnese ... 4 100..715

•i.l. .1. llallenln-ek entr.v.

IWooillaiid .Stock Fnrni entry.

SS. C. Hildreth entr.v.
lairil Brighton is a fast colt.

Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.

Thirteenth Running Newtown Selling Stakes,
Guaranteed Value $2,000.

3-,vear-i)lils and upward.
tTraek record: Oct. 13, 1918 -1 : 1 1 '/s— 3—126. )
(423.581 tM’T THE WAV... 115 1:11% 4 lit).. 7-50

(42178) Suhahdar 108 1:12’% 4 107X71t)

423S2’'ii Red Doiiiino 107 1:02V-,

42362® End Man 115 1:02'/;-,

4’23S2 Jl.irie .\ii toinette . . . 1 05 1:113

423.59 Shoal 122 1:01%

t Furlough, ell. e. by
Fair I’lay — Eer-

niciit

t .\erial. h. e, liy
Ilelinct - .Skyii . ..

Servillela, 1>. f. Ii.v
Isiiliir — Sada-

i|uada

Genie W., lir. f, li.v
Star .Shoot — Pa-
mela

} David Ilaruiii. I>. e,
by Star Shoot —

Pantoiiiiiiie

t Service Star. li. e.
by Star Slioot —

Phew

Slienaniloaii. eli. e,
liy Sea King —

Bine Grass

S Old tiolil. 1>. e, li.v
Olamliala — Roman

tiold

Timjours, li. f, hy
E.velirow — Esti-
mate

IBrigliton Statile entr.v.

JW. It. t’iM‘ entr.v.

SR. T. Wilson entry.

Red Doinino is a fast one.

115. . 725

11. 5.. 720

112. . 715
115X710

JA.H.4IC.V JOCKIOY I*KUt’l<L\'I’AGKS.

From January 1, IDIM, to .Vlay lli, IBID, liicliiMivc.

Jockey.

P.C.

At or
Under
Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3d.

.Tocke.v.

P.C.

At or
l.’mler
Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3d.

Isiftus, J

. .:{3

114

i:{3

44

22

17

M.ver-, 11

. .12

IIM)

146

17

15

17

Lyke, I

. .23

111

794

182

RtO

111

Johnson, A. ...

. .11

107

699

80

107

loo

Saiide. E

. .23

104

7®v;

17ti

131

84

Mergler. C

. .11

108

311

35

4H

Eii'or, I.

. 2-

lit)

.570

124

86

SO

IVida. .8

. .11

88

l.->3

17

12

Kaiilirother, C.

. .21

111

ITo

32

27

24

Sneidiiiaii. S. . .

. .10

104

399

41

46

4\

Scliuttiiiger. .V. .

. .19

lot!

:{;{o

Ii4

.50

29

Pivcrc.

. .10

103

2li8

35

:u

ti’Rrieii. W. J.

. .19

117

308

59

43

42

Metcalf, J

. .10

111

220

21

29

255

Nolan. T

. .18

1(41

’23ti

43

3;{

251

Collins. J

. .11)

107

ti8

7

9

s

Knaiip. W . . . .

. .18

116

178

32

24

29

Buxton. ,M. ...

. .09

109

451

42

57

Riitwell. J. ...

. .17

i:!.8

135

23

18

21

.McCrann, R. ...

. .04)

1*)3

282

2«

4\

Kuninier. C. ...

. .16

106

449

72

«.s

<>5)

Ainhrost®, K. ...

. .08

lt)4

383

31

35

3S

1

Byrne. G

. .16

112

1.55

2.>

2H

22

Mountain, M. ..

. .08

lot;

26

Mam-ii, *;. ...

. .16

no

37

ti

3

Collins, .\

. .07

108

71.3

48

Til

Walls. G

. .15

105

101

102

92

Frach. .1

. .07

107

175

13

15

Stalker, L

. .15

no

3.84

59

i»2

51

t’oltiletti, F. ..

. Ml

100

30

Stapleton. ..

. .15

92

117

18

15

12

Carswell. D. ...

. .07

98

32

•»

Kelsa.v, \\

. .14

107

.548

.58

7.’»

Davies, '1'

109

63

4

n

Dreyer. J

. .14

103

416

58

4tt

59

Carroll, G. W..

. .05

loo

251

13

19

• >«>

Pickens, .\

. .14

ltt.5

368

53

TiSj

45

Hrtider, C

IIM)

0

0

0

0

Taplin. E

. .14

108

307

42

41

28

Zoeller. .1

KNI

9

0

Iroxler, R

. .14

lit)

281

38

40

3t>

Bethel. W

103

19

0

u

McAtee, L. .. .

. .13

102

464

til

TiS

Elliott, t;

105

4

0

Erickson. 11. . . .

. .13

4:i9

r»s

49

54

.Marlin. C

105

0

0

0

0

1

I’ree<-e. ti. Jr. .

. .13

104

179

23

14

23

Sorrell. R

107

11

0

n

Moouev. J

. .12

99

(i96

S3

S2

85

lloffnian, R. ...

ItW

21

0

0

Fator, L

. .12

98

1!*4

23

2.»

28

Ra.Itke, 11. ...

110

0

0

0

0

Ha.viies, E

. .12

112

171

21

26

17

FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling. (Oct. 13, 1918 — 1:11%— 3

126.)

Index Coiirse
HOHOKUS, br.
42:!2.’! I’imlico
4216’1 H.deG’ce
42120 H.dotl’ce
40;i92 Bowie
40226 Bowie
40287 Pimlico
402.50 Pimlico
40062 Laurel
39161 Empire
28844 Aii’duct

ist TimcT’ckOdds Wt St %

3 (M) 107

; 4 1:1.5 good 21 108 1 1 1

f l:08%taBt 26 116 4 lo U;

4 l:14%.good 2')5 110 6 8 !l

i-4 l:16%hvy 20 Ho 3 13

fl:07%fa»t 16 115 7 6 5

1-4 l:14'4fast 19-5f 110 3 2 3

-4 1:15 good 6f 115 5 7 6

-4 l:14'/5fast 12 116 5 2 3

-S 59%fast ;t0 110 6 8 S

-8 1:00 fast 15 U5 7 3 6

GOALER, br. c. 3 (M) 106

40206 Ernnire 5.) f l:06%fast 20 114 11

40186 Emjiire 5} f l:07%fast 6 HO 7

40125 Jamaica .5} f 1 :07%fast 9-5 112 5

2997S Jamaica 5i f 1:07 slow 2S 110 5

KING AGRIPPA, ch. c. 4 (M) 114

42120 H.ileG’ce 2 4 l:14*sgOOil 21 115 8

42lM’a> H.deG’ie :!-4 Rll’islow 17 115 7

40i;i6 Bowie 6} f 1:21 fast 102 101 10
10;t01 I’lmlico 2-4 1:14 fast 19 112 12

39188 Empire ,5i f l:0814slow 2i 112 8

39142 Empire 5} f l:06%fast 6 110 2

(1urragh( Ire. ) 5-8 14 94

Lcop’t’wn( Ire. ) .5-8 — 12 118

Lell’sCiKlre. ) 5-8 2i 122

% Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish
Bv Hessian — Oh Ho (Crown Stable).

1 1' 2'i W Kelsay 10 S. Verdict. L. George. Tarasii.u

12 13' 14'’ G Uorey Hi Apple Jack 11.. Suia-rba. .Ioc.Iim-

9 10® 10" ti t'orcy 12 War GimI, S.iiiFraiiec, Ilift’.Eves

3 6® 9®' \V Kelsay 11 K. Plaudit, Vigilante, Little Eil

5 7® 7* 11 KummerlJ Belario, Sea Way, UourlGiillaiil

3 3® 6'J C Kummerl4 Candle Light, Doleful. Veto

6 8® 10‘“ I, Kn.sor 12 LailyMary, CaniileLight, Doleful

3 3' 3' C Kummerl3 G. -Swell, Cherubino, MisaVoskl

8 8 7'® E Pool S Toto. Be Frank. Peter

6 5* 6®i L Lyke 14 Shoeblack, The Boy, The Trump

By Duke Michael — Gallows Hill (Parkvale Stable).

8 8' 6*i T Rice l.’i Drummond. War Cry, Diff Eves

4 4'i 3®i T Rice 12 Un.ClilId, Loy. Peter, Hurricane

4 5® 6’7 G Walls 10 Asterisk, Nelle Yorke, WiU’reoa

3 3} 2* T Rice 8 T’uderclap, Toombeola. Uuibal i

By Roi Herode — Chaperon (Triple Springs Farm).

10 9* 9" G Burns 12 War Gial, S.iiiFranee. Din’.Eyes

7 5® 3'} G Burns 7 Resist, Auctioneer, lluzz.is

11 11 11'* F Weiner 11 Pepper, loiuiseV., H.Sw.llonie

9 8' 6*} T Par'ton 15 Geo.Ulark, foils, o’ Mine. I’azza

9 5'i 5“i G Walls 12 O’D’novan, G.W’ington, S’litiago

16 11' 13'» S McGruwlT r.’lnlirmler. BillMcUIoy, Suiigold

15 Marriott 16 Patent, Sis. Barry, Santa Mima

7 1) Ward 13 I.itlle Nash, Uoaxer, Clip

8 M Leary 12 ('ally, filly by Liang wm— Lady

L Wbilefoot, Saintly JloUie

f

Sunday, May 18, 1919

DAILY RACING FORM.

BACCARAT, b. g, 4 (K) 108

3x;ir.4 Jamaica lm70yl:46 fast 100 100 6 5 7
3sr77 Jamaica 3-4 l:ir> fast f>0 103 2 2

3)i2R2 Jamaica 5i f l:06%fast 60 103 9 9

3T>470 Aq’duct 3-4 1:14Hfast 30 106 7 7

342«'6 Aii'diict B-8 l;01%faBt 20 106 8 10

;M1<iO Aci’duct B-8 l;02%BOOd 15 106 14 14

FUINTAREBE, b. c, 3 (M) 103

3S404 Cclmont 4i f st 52%fast 15 112 17 18

:xu:, Jamaica 5-8 IrOSHiBood 60 105 2 7 9

:-.s2S2 Jamaica 5-8 l:02'/ifast 40 116 3 10 10

J ARRIVE, b. f, 3 (M) 104

:;!'25i2 Saratoga 5-8 1:03 slop 20 10KJ.12 12 12

!'228 Saratopa 5J f ItORa^fast 30 102 5 4 7

39198 Saratoga B-8 59%fast 40 104 8 8 8

HALF AND HALF. br. c. 4 (M) 115

42-.i.5S Jamaica .51 f l:07=^.fast 100 111 5 6 5

Ui;i25 K.G nds 5i f l:ll'ihvy 8 113 9 5 6

4t'906 F.G'nds lm2fly l:49%mud 25 109110 14 14 14

40S45 F.G’nds 1 l:47Vivv 5 112 3 5 3 9

40789 Jef’son 51 f l:09%Bood 10 113 7 7 7

4<t«78 Jcfson 51 f 1:11 hvy 2J 106 4 3 2

40*2i2 Jcfson 3-4 l:21%hvy 6 112 5 6 4

40547 Bowie 1 1-16 1 :544f.sIow .58f 1071 B 2 3 8

40499 Bowie lni70y 1 :475<ifiist 135 lOo 8 6 9 9

39898 H.deG’ce lin70yl :46%fast 2 111 10 3 1 6

8.5452 Aq'duct 5-8 l:001.ifast 4 106 8 8 7

82688 L«3i'Blon 41 f 66%fa8t 73-10112 6 4

82644 Lei’gton 1-2 49 fast 34 110 7 3

MALICE, blk. f. 4 CM) 103

12122 11. doG’ce 51 f 1 MlSVigood 15f KK! 14 14 11

41.584 Jef’soii 3-4 1:17 slow 8 110 6 5 5

41.'^64 Jcfson 51 f 1 :09%slow 10 108 11 11 11

41465 F.G'nds lm20y l:,52%hvy 7 107 1 2 2 1

41288 F.G’ lids 6ifl:09%fast 20 110 1 7 4

41163 F.G’nds 61 f 1:08 slow 30 108 8 10 10

41130 F.G’iids 51 f l:12%hvy 30 108 3 4 4

40678 Jcfson
40*2!2 Jcfson
40547 Bowie
40499 Bowie

By Meelick — Army Maid (0. C. Rasch).

7 7“i W ('’nsfne 7 Kr.tlicGreat. I’lialerian. Golding

1(1' 111® w G’nsfnel2 Millracc, Grayson. Eldcrken

11 ll‘» W Cons nel2 M’nganese. D.Ca’pbcll. Fclicidad

7 7-* J Wessler 7 Wood Violet. Sveiigali. J.Diniiey

10' lO's E Cainpb’1114 JiineBiig. Geo.W. Avery. Sunrose
14* 12» L l.ykes 15 C’fiscation. A. Bright. Tolerance

By Go-to-Bed or Gorgorita — La Folona (W. J. Sal-
mon).

18 16** a Troxjer 19 Sherman A.. OsgoiKl, I), farnival
121 12'" .1 VanKirklti Fairy I’rince. Mildn. Slierinan A.
81 9'" J V'anKirklS Lad’s laive. Daydue. Under Fire

By Magellan — Jean Gordon (T. F. Thorne).

12 12*' L Lyke 12 I'.Uariiivnl. Lamen'tion. V.Hoiir

7 7** H Lunsf d 7 Esquimau. KeenJano. T’ompliant

8 8** W C’ntine 8 L’cework. X. Kn'eiir. Am’dorlll.

By Sir John Johnson — Blaster (J. W. Moore).

5 5" a Soncll ." Out the Wa.v. G. Gold. Kewessa

o' 5*1 M Garner 10 F.Star. Ular.Ruth. J. A. Sheridan

14 12** P Murphy 14 Senf.-irer. Bombast, Cracow
9* 9** J Rod’g’ezll Adelaiite, Ifiidseiaose, Astraea
7' 6*2 J Rod’g’ez 8 Jack K., Medusa. Risponde
31 2* J Rod'g’ez S I’inehiirst. June Bug, Risponde
3' 2n J Rod’g’ez 8 Dartworth, Earlymorn, Stelleliff
10* 10*® C Kummerll Euterjic, K.X'eptune, N'oiireddin
9* 9** J Rod’g’ezlO Jns<|n’aiiRout. Feer.One, Poaeher
9* 11'* R Troxler 13 Q. lUoiide, Dramaturge, Goblet
I* 4*i J McTag’t 12 X'ominee, Trophy, MnlvoUo
6* 6*3 A Pickens 8 Escoba, Boy Blue, W. P Dabny
3* 3*4 J Howard 11 Korbly. Enfilade. Boy Blue

By Mentor — Prim Polly (E. Lutz),

14 H'" .1 Mooney 1-4 'J'ondst<H>l. General. So.-trpia II.
6* 6'" H Ericks nl2 4 ’teih.i lance. L. Small. .N.MimIcI

3* 3*1 H Ericks’n 6 M.Kr’ter, Bathilde, J.F.C’inings

MARCHESA II.. ch. f, 3 (M)

1(HI,56 .laniaica.
39961 Jamaica
:2t72S Afi’duct
.:94:!2 Saratoga
:>8290 Jamaica

SUMMER SIGH,
12:179 .laniaica
42271 Lex'ton
421.56 Lex'ton
41787 dakl'wn
40308 Pimlico
40280 Pimlico
40250 Pimlico
40126 Jamaica
4(8i;t4 Jamaica
39941 Jamaica

51 f 1 :09*r.fast 1 107 9

61 f l:0S%hvy 14-5 112 3

.5-8 1:00 fast 1 115 11

52 f l:06%fast 25 106 2

5-8 1:02 good 12 111 11

ch. c. 3 (M) 107

:;-4 l:14*r.fast 20 115 10

3-4 l:16*5mud 5f 108 3

3-4 l:13Vfast 143 110 7

3-4 l:14%fast 30 109 8

1 l:42%fast 7 115 1

3-4 1:13%fast 75 100 14

3-4 1:1.5 good 19 115 9

5J f l:07Mifast 10 114 8

54 f 1:07 fast 30 116 8

64 f l:0744fast 60 116 11

By Rabelais — La Tosca II. (J. Sanford).

1' 3*2 G Walls 10 \ irago, Xellc Yorkc, Tiirascon

2* 2* G IValls 9 Minuet, Forfar, Laoku wanna

13 6'* G Wails l.'l B’lIetDaiuerIL, Petrol, Marmite

2* 2*J V Rowan 10 Ophelia. Sea AVay, Cirrus

9* 8*3 W Kelsay 13 Green Mint, Virago, Zuleika

MISS STERLING, b. f, 4 (M)

42378 Jumaiea

5J f 1:07 fast

15

107

;t

42IM H.deG'cc lni70yl :46'r.fast

7if

loo

9

42l:’~5 H.ileG’i'e

3-4 1 :14%fast

9

100

6

42('1'9 H.deG’ce

:i-4 l;l;i%fast

41

101

1

420X5 H.deG’ce

5J f l:08'4fast

4J

113

10

42013 Bowie

;!-4 1:15 fast

10

113

8

41961 Bowie

6J f l:08-'iifHst

6J

106

6

419;!5 Bowie

3-4 l:16'Kgood 29

110

9

41889 Bowie

6J f 1:23 fast

31

105

2

AUCTIONEER,

b. c. 3 (M)

111

42;!23 Pimlico

3-4 1:15 good 8

110

4

42248 Pimlico

3-4 l:14%fast

16

99

4

42'J04 Pimlico

1 1 :44 slow

7f

115

1

42099 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:13%fa8t

5f

107

4

42066 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:17%slow

6

110

4

42039 H.deG’ce

5-8 l:01%slop

49

100

8

41975 Bowie

6J f l:08V8fa8t

16

105

2

418X9 Bowie

6J f 1:23 fast

20

101

5

398.56 H.deG’c©

5J f 1 :07%fast

57

109

1

39817 H.deG’ce

6J f l;07%fast

19f

99 13

39756 H.deG’ce

5J f l:09*4hvy

171

103

6

MELANCHOLIA, b. g, 3 (M)

98

42402 Jamaiea

3-4 1:14 fast

20

10;!

7

42!!23 i’imlico

3-4 1 ;15 good 8-5

10:1

9

42248 Pimlico

3-4 l:14%fast

30

95

8

42204 Pimlico

1 1:14 slow

23

116

4

42163 H.deG’ce

6J f 1 :08%f ast

14

110

1

420f.3 H.deG’ce

5-8 1 :03%hvy

91

109 10

39464 Saratoga

5-8 l;00'^fast

6

112

7

3930X Saratoga

6J f l:07%fast

15

110

1

39260 Saratoga

5J f l:0S%slow

12

106

4

39234 Saratoga

61 f l:10ViBlop

10

no

4

39023 Latonia

5-8 l:01%fast

6

103

1

38477 Douglas

4J f 54 fast

6

112

4

TARASCON. ch.

c. 3 (M)

109

42323 Pimlico

3-4 1:15 good 13-3

ION

2

422.59 Pimlico

1 l:4:i%mud

m

104

1

40294 Pimlico

3-4 l;13%fast

28

108 10

40280 Pimlico

3-4 l:13%fast

9

106

1

40186 Empire

51 f l:07%fast

6

HO 10

40145 Empire

51 f 1 :07%fast

8

109

2

40125 Jamaica

51 f 1 :07%fast

10

HO

8

400.56 Jamaica

6J f l:(19%fast

15

110

8

39996 Jamaica

5J f l;07%fast

10

105

3

39161 Empire

6-8 59%fast

20

110

1

39149 Empire

6-8 1:00 fast

10

114

6

ALBERT A., br,

, c. 4 (M)

107

;{.5107 Saratoga

3-4 l:i::%faat

50

90

12

31.554 I'liiijiire
3’4114 Aq’duct

5J f 1 :07%slow

40

HI7

5

5-8 1 :00%slow

30

108

6

JACK O’BRIEN,

. b. c, 3 (M)

111

42273 I’imlico

3-4 l;15'/imud

71

112

8

8' »** E Taplin
7* 6'* R Trolse
5* 6* E Saiide

8 Toto. Be Frank, Peter
10 Be Frank, Daydue, Peter

By Ballot — Clara J. (McAvoy & Waters).

12 12" R Troise 12 ILGoJ.ncky, Mat.ldol, J.llareJr.

5* 6'* R Troi.se 0 B.iiitry, Dr. Johnson. Star Class

5 5‘* R Troise 5 Bully Boy, C. O’ Mine, Decisive

By Zria — Los Angeles (Crown Stable).

8 T Xolun S Lion d’Or, tiv. There, I’r.oflndia

THIRD RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-oIds and upward. Handicap. (May 16, 1019—1:05%-

LORD BRIGHTON,
40098 Jamaica 3-4
39980 Jamaica 3-4
39868 Aq’duct 5-8
39766 Aq’duct 3-4
39660 Belmont 5Jf st
39467 Saratoga 3-4
39-551 Saratoga 3-4
39296 Saratoga BJ f
;;9242 Saratoga 3-4
39170 Empire Ab 3-4

ch. c, 3
l:12%fest 16-5
1:13'/5s1ow 8
59 fast 8-5
l:12%good 18-5
l:05%fast 9-5
1:12 fast 7
l:ll%fast 12
1:08 good 12-5
l:16Mihvy 15
1 :09%fast 1

LUCULLITE. br,
4'S-’,W Jamaica
40:il4 I’iinlico
40283 Pimlico
4012;; Jamaica
40085 Jamaica
39:164 Saratoga
38487 Belmont
38161 Belmont 3-
"5l:i7 Saratoga
34279 Aq’duct

c, 4

3-4 l:12%fa.st
3-4 l;ll«<;fa.st
3-4 l:ll%fast
3-4 l:ll%fast
3-4 l:12%fast
1 l:36%fast
1 l:39%slow
4stl:10 slop
3-4 l:15%hvy
3-4 l:13%fast

OUT THE WAT. br. c. 4 112

12:2.8 Jamaica 52fl:07%fast 1-9 116 2
422I.S IMmlico 3-4 1:14 fast l:i-10 120 2
40178 Empire Ab3-4 l:08%fast 13-20 110 3
401.57 Empire Ab3-4 1 :08%fast 2 123 1

401:10 Empire Ab3-4 1:08 fast 7 116 1

39.!10 Saratoga 3-4 1 :12'Afast 8 117 2

39222 Saratoga 3-4 l:ll%fast 7-6 115 3

I KOENIG, b. h.
•laniaica 3-4
iiaki wii 3-4
Sar.'itoga 3-4
Saratoga 1
Knipire Ab3-4
Empire 1

Aq'duct 7-8
Aq'Uuct 6-i f
Jamaica 1 J-16
Belmont 1 1 16
Belmont 3-4 st
Belmont 1
i Jamaica 3-4
Aq’duct 7-8

l:12%fa.st 7
l:i;t last 3-5
l:10%fast 3
1 ::i6'/sfast 13-5
l:074fefast 5
1 :40'.t,good 16-5
l:234itast 7
1 :18',-r,fa.st 4J
l:45%lost b
1 :45 fast 5
1:10 .slop 8
1 :38%fast 4
l:12%fast 44
l:25%fast 10

TUSCALOOSA, b. f. 3 97

10202 Empire Ab:: 4 l:0!"bfast 6 113 8

1007;: .taliiaica 5i f l:07%f:>.st 3 119 2

3I'9S0 Jamaica 3-4 l:i:tt5slow 3 110 3

: 9826 Aq'duct 5-8 59%good 11 5 120 5

;.;i:i77 Saratoga

5J f l;04%fast

3-2

107

1

1

1

1®

111.

39;!2:! Saratoga

5J f 1 :05%fast

4

112

7

3

4

4'

3=1

39274 Saratoga

5J f 1:05 fast

8-5

107

3

1

1

11

1*

li-

390:i4 Aq’duct

5-8 l:00%fast

41

108

2

1

1

1®

o86;il Belmont

41f St 54%good 4J

109

4

6

3*

3'1

GEORGE STARE, br. g. 4

42:iii<l Jamaica 3-1 l:1275fast

7

111

113

8

8

S

_ ^ By li

i G Byrne s ir.La.Mort. I’r. Miilleii.s. llendrle

' l*i G Byrne 8 Startling, Campfire, P.inainan

4‘ W Knapp 9 Old Rosebud, Itromo. Tlie Finn

By Chuctanunda — Sadaquada (J. Sanford).

9‘" ij Lyke 10 O. 'I'liere, W.JIarvel, Balustrade

5*J E Taiilin (> Mer.I’rineess. Teientia, Ihd.vgoii

4*i G Walls S W. P’naiit, L.B’giitoii. SweepOii

4'i G Walls a Pen Rose. BI. Beauty, Lookingl'p

1“* G Walls 10 Herodias, Terentia, Stickling

3*1 G Walls 17 Pas.Sh’wer. L.K’sclmd, B.B’auty

2* G Walls 10 Be Frank, Tetley. St. Bernard

1" G Walls I.’! Pig. Wing. D. Lace, M. Gingham

398,80 1 1 . d pG • ce 3-4 1 : 1 2%f as t

39699 H.<leG’ce lm70y 1 ;44%fast

.':9677 ll.ileG'cc
39478 Saratoga
39:W(S Saratoga
39212 Saratoga
39200 Saratoga
38670 Jamaiea
S8642 Belmont

TOTO, b. g, 3
4-J088 H.deG ce
42043 H.deG’ce
40485 Latonia
40446 l.,atonia
40390 Latonia
40;:60 Latonia
40317 Lutonia
400.'il Jamaica
39785 Aii’duct
39705 Aq’duc I
39313 Sar’toga
39161 Emjiire
39100 Empire
3886,5 Aq’duct
38787 Aq’duct

3 4 1:12 fast 7-10 104
3-4 lrl4%.'ilop 11-5 127
3-4 I.T0%fast 4i 122
;{-4 l:10%fast 13 5 120
3-4 l:10%fast 9 107

61 f l;05%fast 18-5 119
3-4 1:13 fast 6-5 U9

100

51 f l;05%fast 41 118

5-8 l:02%slop 6-5 I'M
3-4 1:14 good 3 117

3-4 1:16 hvy 27-10 113
3 4 1 :16 mud 2-6 109
3-4 l;14'/islop 17-10 103
5.'. f I'.OO'ifast 8 108

51 f 1 :06'%fast 6-5 111
.5-8 59 slop 7-5 113

5-8 l:0O%fast 3-2 109
5-8 58%fast 11-5 110
5-8 i.9%fast 16-5 118
. 5-8 I ;<>l’,:,fiist 6-3 113

5-8 1 :01 -/iiiiud 13-5 HHi
5-8 1:00 fast 8 107

3‘ 3''lc KummerU Flags, (lid Rnsehml. Linnllite
2* 2' C Kummor 7 C.L’decker, H.Lad, IlamiltonA.

3* 1* C Kummer 4 M, Maud, J. I. Day, C. Excliaiige

2"8 3*1 (' Kuriiiiier .5 M.Maiid, Pr.of Como, Startling

Ink 3*1 C Kummer 3 Flags, Regal Lodge

11 3* C Kummerl? Polymeliaii. Old Koenig, Arnold

By Hippodrome — Tripping (F, D. Weir).

1' 23 J Dreyer 6 Milkmaid. Ticklisli. Roiitledge

1’ !• J Dreyer 9 Tieklisli. Star Realm, Cr.vs.Ford

1* 1' J Dreyer 10 Linden. American Ace, Kegalo

2* 2*1 H Lunsf d Vio. Bonnie. Sew. Combs. Sedan
1* 1* H Lunsf d 4 .Sway, Galli-Ciirci. Moscowa

1* 1* J Mooney 3 tipiH.rtiinity. Marie Miller

3' 1(* J Mooney 12 C.L’gstoii, C.T’ylor, A.A’xander

41 5’i L Lyke 7 U.’sl.assie, Thistledou. .S.Bealin

I'l 1' L Lyke (’> Balustrade. Minuet. YumigAdaiu

41 3'3 L Lyke .8 JIadHatter. B.ilnstrade. .Sketcliy

2* 2* I, Lyke H Eternal. 1). Vandiver. Uontledge

I'i 1'‘>‘ M Buxton S Ite Frank. Peter, Cliassenr
11 1} L Lyke 11 Tlie Trmnp. S.ools. .loyful

11 2'i A Collins 7 Cr.vstal l•.<ld. l ie, Iiniiiiniuiid

1** 3*i A Cullius 7 Esquimau, Hurricane, O.-good

SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling. (Oct. 13, 1918 1:11% 3

SALVESTRA, b. f, 4 98

404;;7 Bowie 1 l;4.3*f,fa.st 51 114 7

4040!' Bowie 1 l;44%hvv 29-10 111 1

10.363 Bowie 1 1 :42%fast 4 112 1

45270 I’imlico 1 1-1 2:10 fast 3-5 126 1

40190 Empire 1 1-16 l:46%fast 5 109J 1

4016.5 Empire lm70y l;46%fast 9-5 110 1

■401.30 Empire Ab3-4 1:08 fast 6 116 6

40085 .lamaic.a 3-4 l:12%fast 4J 105 3

400.".;: .lamaica . 3-4 1 :]2%fast '0 102 5

.■2>93S Jamaica :i-4 1 :12%fast 10 102 4

39823 Aq’duct 6i f 1 :19%good 7 112 2

O’DONOYAN, ch. g, 4 96

39236 Saratoga 3-4 1 :16%slop 8-5 115 5
391S8 Empire 5J f l:08%slow 17-10 112 3
38720 Jamaica 3-4 l;14%slop 10 104 5

38670 Jamaica 6J f 1 :a5%fast 7 109 7

38542 Belmont 3-4 1:13 fast 7 104 3

3S489 Belmont 3-4 1 :14 slow 12 106 3

38436 Belmont 3-4 st l;10%good 8 115 10

38315 Jamaica 5i f 1:08 hvy 3| 110 8

ARNOLD, b. h. 5 109

40177 Empire Ab3-4 1 :08',4fast 7 115 1

40123 Jamaica 3-4 l;ll%fast 3 119 3

40033 Jamaica 3-4 l;12%fast 6 114 4

3.99.38 Jamaica 3-4 l;I2%fast 7 107 2

3.9845 Aq’duct 3-4 1:12%fast 8 124 6

39614 Belmont 3-4 st l:09%fa.st 7 121 10

393X8 Saratoga 3-4 l;10%fast :10 116 13

39184 Erhpire Ab3-4 1:09 slop 7 115 5

39001 Aq'duct 7-8 l;26%fast 10 110 7

38948 Aq’duct 6) f 1 :18%fast 8 108 2

38882 Aq’duct 3-4 1:13%fast 7 113 9

ROSE D’OR, b. f, 4 98

38840 Aq'duct 6Jfl;19%fast 7 108 G

:iS642 Belmont 1 1-4 2;06%fast 8 111 3

38589 Belmont 3-4 st l:ll%fast 15 104 5

38566 Belmont 1 1:40 slop 3J 98 5

38513 Belmont 3-4 l;13%fast 15 111 2

38433 Belmont 51f st 1 :04*4good 12 110 8

35882 Pip. R’k Ab3-4 l;15%good 4 124 5

35682 Aq’duct 6ifl:19%fast 4i 111 5

35544 Aq’duct 3-4 l;12%fast 2J 109 4

35495 Aq’duct 5-8 69%fast 8 116 5

35315 Belmont 6i f st l:07%fast 5 110 2

35287 Belmont 3-4 st 1 :13 mud 13-5 112 6

35212 Belmont 5i f st l:06'Afast 13-5107 3

KASHMIR, ch. c, 4 100

405:17 Bowie 1 1 ;46 hvy 12-5 106 3

By Wntervale — Nikita (J. J. Hallenbeck).

6* 5* C Kummer 8 Slip. Elm. Dorcas. Deckiiiate

2’ 1* W Keksay ti Doug. S.. Koh-i-X'.Kjr. Koiid.-igc

6* 3'i L Lyke 7 Dorcas, G.ame Cock. Franklin

1' 1* E Sande 3 Dorcas, The IHnin

6 2* A Schu’g’r Gloom.v Giis. Minto II.. Mat. Idol

2' 2" E Taplin 3 Dorcas, Daddy’s Choice

51 4*3 L Lyke 7 X'aturalist, JoekScot, O.tlieWay

4* 2'i E Taplin 'i Motor Cop, Lucnilite, High Cost

7* 2* G Walls 10 Hollister, Ima Frank, Iligh Cost

S* 8* E Taplin 9 Ar.nold. High Cost, Hollister

3' 1" E Taplin 8 L.Dorotliy, L.G’rtrude, hnaFr’nk

By Jaeger — Rosey Donovan (Woodland Stock Farm).
2'J 2' G Scherrer 8 Foreground, L’lnlirmier, .7.1. Day
I* 1* O ScherrerlJ G.W’inglon, Santiago, R.McCloy
2* 3*J C Mergler 8 Dr. Johnson, TopCoat, Woodtrap

6' 6®i L Ensor 10 Coinpadre, Kalitan, George Starr

2‘i 2* L Ensor 5 Flags, George Starr, Paddy

3* 4'3 R Troise 0 StarMaster, HigliN'oon, J.aiiBoiit

7i 6*" F Rob’sonlL Polymelian, J.niiBout. Wigstone
2* 2' D Stirling 10 S’nhullyinore, Magnetite, I’epper

By Peep o’Day — Victoria M. (L. Leavitt).

4-1. 5"J E Haynes 7 .Motor Coi>, fit. Thule, JockScut

2i 2* A Schu’g’r Lucnilite. IinaFraiik Bill.McClov

5i o*i L Lyke 10 Hollister. Salvestra, Ini.i Frank

2* 1' L Lyke 9 HighCost, Hollister, Gl’niy (ins

2' 3*i L Lyke 9 Hollister. Wise Man. Jock S<-ot

8* 7'* W Knapp 10 L.Dorotliy. B. Lodge. Dr.Johnson

6* 4* W Kelsay 17 Polymelian, Old Koenig, G. Starr

51 410 Troxler 6 H’iltonA., T.o’th’M’ing, S’rtling
7' 6*i’F Rob’sonl2 Naturalist, ImaFraiik. Dr.J’nsuu
IJ I" A Johnson 7 Everest. Enfilade, Pickwick
8* 8" C Mergler 10 Coinpadre, Whimsy, Green Gold

By Garry Herrmann — Golden Rose (G. D. Widener),
4'i 5*i L Ensor 8 Eiifilaile. ImaFrnnk, L’dyD’rothy

li li L Ensor 4 Eyeliil. Lad.v Dorotli.v, Empress

3* 33 L Ensor 8 Salvestra. Iina Frank, J.vntee

5 6'* H Ericks’n o GI’myGns. P’ymeliaii. C’lnmbiue

6 5'" F Rob’son 0 .lyntee. Enfilade, JIarv Maud

7* 6*3 P Rob’sonlO J.vntee, Salvestra, Ima Frank
4'i 3*i C Borel 7 Trite, Plialerian. Cavan Boy

44 4* L Lykes 5 Game Cook, Wyoming, N’lierhan

6* 6* F Rob’son 7 Trite. Stiteh in Time, N’piierhaii

6' 6’ F Rob’sonlO RoyiilEnsigii, Paddy, Fragonard
2* I'i F Rob’son 7 Nepperhaii, Ad. Patricia, Thistle

2'i li* M Rowan 12 CavanBoy, P’rigoiirdine. Tanlac

3* 3* M Rowan 10 Fragonard, Raliii, Eliiiendurf

By Delhi — Gingham (J. J. Hallenbeck).

By Ormondale— Summer Night (H. L. Bresler).

4' :{*4 G Warren 10 A’daeions, BapidDay. W.Koeki't

2} 3'J G W’arren 12 Ixmie Lou. Parking, Jim Dudley

7* S'* G 'Warren 11 la'gotal, I.iiiden, Mormon

6* 6'= A Johnson 8 Caeambo, C. Gallant. Tantalus

7* 9'" L Ensor 10 Veteran, C’rcelles, F.nndSiiuare

7"* 9*3 H Ericks'nl.5 I.I^-idylL. Geo.Clark. C.Gallant
6* 6*3 T Par’ ton 12 LadyMary. Caiid.Liglit, Doleful

4i 4* E Haynes 8 Jtiv’esceiice, A.JncklL, W. Fool

8* 6‘* M Buxton 12 Ixmk.lip, T.d’H’nneur, Dif.Eye*

10* 9‘* M Buxton 12 Grimalkin. OverThere. Lead. Star

By Peep o’Day — Annagb (E. Lutz).

11 II" H Ericks'nil :-;i etedlL. r.-a-Ling, T'ltraGoid
14* 14'» .1 McK’verli: SirW'.J’nsoii. AIinaB., B.Hunley
7i 6=i F C’ltilettill SeaBeaeh. Traiihy, S. W..lohnsoii
4* 4'3 T Rowan It! ElectedlL. C’sisteney, V.MeGee
3' 3=i J Butwell 11 Irene, Irish Maid. Soidiie K.

2i 2* J Butwell l;{ Toadstwil, Tom Fool, Vigilante
2* 2'i H Ericks’n 8 Enos, tleneral. Searamoueh
7* 6*i H Ericks’nlS I.s).val Peter. Vigilante, Mohican
6-J 6* H Ericks’n 9 Plureiizi, Vigilante. Auctioneer

Bowie

6J f 1:22 slow

16-5

103*.

5

3

2

2nk

2"k L McAtee

Bowie

1 l:42%fast

4-5

102J

.3

1

1

1

IJ

2'1 L Mc-\tee

Bowie

1 1:41 good 7-10

106

1

2

2

;j

IJ

3'J AV Kelsay

Rowie

6J f l:22%hvy

9-5

10;!

1

1

1

Ink

2'J R McGr'iin

Bowie

1 l:46%slop

1

99

1

2

2

2

Ink

I'J R MeCr’nn

Pimlico

1 1:40 fast

20

116

7

4

4

2

3*

3*J Ij Elisor

Empire

1 1-8 l:51%fast

20

100

9

9

8

S

7J

7'* H Ericks’n

SYCAMOOR. b. c, 4

42:!60 .lamaica 3-4 1:12%fast
38628 Belmont 3-4 st 1:13 good
38604 Belmont 1 1:41 hvy
38378 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46%fast
38269 Jamaica 3-4 l:12%fast
35137 Saratoga 3-4 1 :15%hvy

35080 Saratoga
34948 Saratoga
34907 Saratoga
34858 Saratoga

3-4 l:16%slow
3-4 l:15%slow
.3-4 l;14%fast
5i f l;08%mud

By Ben Brush — Olvido (W. L. Oliver).

4* 6'“ E Haynes IP S. Verdict, Hoiiokiis, L. George
6(> 6*1 J Callahanl2 Balai'osa, Melaiicliidin, (Jatli
6i 9'* E Haynes IH \. Bridge, Clean Gone, 1*. Swain

6* 8*3 D Carsw'1116 ElectedlL, C’sistency, V.MeGee

2* 2* G Corey 7 Resist, King Agrippa, Huzzas

810 gii Carsw’Il 9 Dot. Vandiver, Ballast, Peasant

5' 4'i II Carsw’Il 6 Murpliy, Louise V., Toadstool
li 3'i H Carsw’ll 9 I’liirenzi, Vigilante, Dr.C’pbell
8'i 8** A Collins 12 Sylvano, Jill, Joan of Arc
14« 14'* R Moore 1.5 Piiinrd, Est(iuimau, A’bassadorlll.
7* 7*i R Moore 10 Poultney, Wewoka, M. Connell

By Dorando — Solemn Silence (A. Buja),

6'i 5'* J Staplef n 7 KoiCraig. Wyiidover, Jiiv’seeiieo
S* 7'* J .StaplefnlO S. Verdict, Hohokiis, L. George
1"(* 2'J J Staplet’nl2 Bahirosa, Gath, I'mbala
8* 7‘* L Ensor 13 X'. Itridge, Clean Gone, P. Swain
11* 9^:i J Staplet’nKi Apple Jack II., Suiierba, Joe Joe
7* 6*3 J Metcalf 10 Hurricane, O. Nephew, Joe Joe
6' 6*3 H Lunsf d 9 Vesp.Hour, I’luviada, Pree.,Iewel
5' 3*i II LunsfdlS Wonderiiian, Ceramie, Wilfreda
3'J 3*J H LunsfdlO St. Quentin, Plurenzi, Mor.Eldei
6i 8*0 H Lunsfdll ThistJedon, W’nderman, Daliinda
4* 6*3 H Lunsf’d 11 C. Downs, Caeambo, A. Alexander
3* 3* W J 0’B’nl2 Caeambo, Silvery Light, Bagpipe

By Magellan — Tartine II. (A. P. Soeller).

5_'J 4*J L 1>> ke 10 S. Verdict, Hohokus, L. George
4'* A JohnsonRt ('.Gone, J.P. Murpliy, C.Sweeia-r
9'41I'* L Ensor 11 Poultney, Tiger Rose. Manoevre
lOJ KH" A Sehu'g’rla I.I.,;idyU., Geo.Clark. C.GaHaiit
7* 6'J E Haynes 12 I’li. (!liild, laiyal Peter, Goaler
6* 4'‘J E Taplin 11 Macl.Byiig, Goldvale, I.siy.l*etPr
3* 4=3 E Taplin 10 Asterisk, X’elleYorke. Wilfreda
4‘ 4*J E Taplin 1(1 Virago, NelleVorke, M’rchesalL
8* 9-* E Tajilin 9 SIi’iiianA., W.Zoiie, W’uderman

33708 Belmont 4J f st 52%good
THE PORTUGUESE, b. g, 4
.■;86.57 .Jamaica 3-4 1 :13%fast
38628 Belmont 3-4 st 1:13 good
38,564 Belmont 3-4 st l;12%slop
38312 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 hvy
38253 Jamaica 3-4 l:13%fast

33947 Jamaica 5-8 l;00%fast

20 116 7 4 4 2 3* 3*i L Elisor 8 Hollister, Boniface. tVise Man

20 lot) 9 9 8 8 7J 7'* H Ericks’n 9 Geo..Smitli. StarM’ster, C.Tassel

99 By Magellan — Statuette (T. P. Thome).

60 1(»6 2 6 5 7' 6"3 R Hoffm’nM Flags, (lid Koselmd. I.iii'iillile

8 _ 112 3 4 4 O'* 7' W Knaiip 10 11. Grenade. Trophy. I'oiymeliaii

lC-5 108 111 2 IJ 1*J J Rod’g’ez 7 Giieland, Toinholo, Zenith

4J _ 96 1 1 1 2 3J 4*J .1 Rod’g’ez 4 Eyelid, Roister, Lady Dorotliy

11-5 112 6 4 5 4-J 6* W Knapp 11 Aliadaiie, Neiiperhaii. R. Ensign

30 116 12 11 7 6* 3*3 T Davies IS Snii Briar, Papp, Bosie 0’Grad.v

30 115 5 9 9 8J 9' T Davies 12 SnnBriar, Kashinir, WarMacliiiie

4 115 1 1 1 1* 1' T Davies 6 Ar. Go On, El Plaudit, Approval

30 112 7 6 10 12* 11* T Davies 16 Paiip, Drastie, Niiteraeker

6 115 2 1 1 1* 2* T Davies 16 Rifle, Qii’uMargot, H’lidGreriade

12 106 3 6 3* 2® J McTag't 11 JlotorCop, U.GoLueky. Enfilude

100 By Amadis — Umbrosa (Woodland Stock Farm).

7_ 105 r, 4 6 5J 4=J L Ensor 13 C. L’deekrr. Woodtrap. .Milkm;iil

15 108 6 6 6 51* 5|J L Ensor 10 H. Greiiad*', Trophy, I'olyiiielian

H HI 5 3 3 3J 4*J L Ensor (! .StarMaster, X'nteraeker, Assume

4 105 5 1 3 4 4* 4*‘ L Ensor .5 Ilaiiiroseh, Flittergold, Itallad

30 115 3 2 2 2* 1' C Watson 1.5 Common laiw, Dehaiioii, 'I'lirf

40 109 6 6 7 6 * 6'® C Watson 8 I’app, Heredity, Green Gold

1 1 1 Mile. Newtown Selling Stakes. 3-year-olds and upward. (Oct. 13, 1918 —

1 : 11 .5— 3^126. )

OUT THE WAY. br. c, 4 110

42:!58 Jamaiea 5J f l:(l7%fast 1 9 116 2

42218 Pimlico :i-4 1:14 fast l:;-]0 120 2

40178 Empire Ab:l-4 1 ;n8-'>r, fast 13-20 HO 3

40157 Empire Ab:i-4 l;0S%fast 2 123 1

40l;!0 Em^ire Ab:!-4 1:08 fast 7 116 I

39310 Saratoga 3-4 I ;12'/(ifast 8 117 2

39222 Saratoga 3-4 l:U-"'5fast 7-5 113 3
SUBAHDAR, br. g, 4 107

42178 H.deG’ce :!-4 l:12%fast 9-10 113 2

42102 H.deG’ce 5J f l:()6'/bfast 7 111 3

40297 Pimlico 3-4 l:1.3%fast 4J 115 6

40284 Pimlico 3-4 1:13 fast G.J 112. 3

40260 Pimlico 3-4 l:13%fast 17-10 113 6

402:J9 Pimlico 1 l:43%slow 11-10 116 3

40103 !>}iurel 3-4 l:12%fast 3-2 108 2

40064 I>aurel 3-4 l;13%fast 21-10 107 6

42178 H.deG’ce :!-4 l:12%fast 9-10 113 2

42102 H.deG’ce 5J f l:()6'/bfast 7 111 3

40297 Pimlico 3-4 l:1.3%fast 4J 115 6

40284 Pimlico 3-4 1:13 fast G.J 112 3

40260 Pimlico 3-4 l:13%fast 17-10 113 6

402:J9 Pimlico 1 l:43%slow 11-10 116 3

40103 !>}iurel 3-4 l:12%fast 3-2 108 2

40064 I>aurel 3-4 l;13%fast 21-10 107 6

STARTLING, b. h, 6 122

42.'’J>0 Jamaica ,5J f l:(»5%fast 1.8-5 1*17 7

42095 H.deG’ce 6J f 1:06 fast 16 109 I

42081 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:12%fast 10 100 5

41829 Bowie 5Jfl:07%fast 6J 106 1

40436 Bowie 6J f l:20%fast 5 112 6

40324 Bowie 6J f l:19%fast 6 108 2

39677 H.deG’ce 3-4 1:12 fast 7 109 1

39415 Saratoga 3-4 1 :llVf,good 7 118 4

39298 Saratoga 7-8 l:2'.%good 2 111 6

39212 Saratoga 3-4 l:10%fast 12 128 6

ABADANE, b. g, 4 112

42:;(iO Jamaica 3-4 1 :12'%fa.st 20 l<»i 11

38461 Belmont 3-4 st 1:10 slop 15 102 5

3S::91 Belmont 5J f st 1 :04%fast ;ij 107 G

3S3;!2 Jamaica 3-4 1 ;13', (-.good 1-2 116 2

38269 Jamaica 3-4 l;12%fast 12 103 4

PANAMAN. b. g. 4 120

42;!80 Jamaica 5J f l:05%fast 8 103 4

42298 Pimlico 3-4 I ;16%hvy 11 105 2

42264 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 mud 11 106 2

40314 Pimlico 3-1 l;ll%fast 47 106 5

40283 Pimlico

By Peter Pan — Sweepaway (S. C. Hildreth).

1" I'J E Taplin 5 Green Gold. Ki'Wess.i, Hiildinli
I® 1* E Taplin 13 Dot. Vandiver, (Initsi, Miirph.v

pik 4uj p Itob'.son I I'aniiman. S.Sp'iigled. H’semaid

IJ 1" F Roli'son 5 S. Spangled. I'. Thule. B.MiCloy

1* 3‘'i F Rob’s<in 7 Naturalist. Joek Seot. Salvestra

2J 4*:,' F Rob’sonlO Flags, T.o'th’.Morniiig. F.Wand

1* 1' F Rob'sonl7 I’.D’lH'aii, L’liifirm're. It.Tortoni

By Dellii — Runaway Girl (Triple Springs Farm).

Ill ]nk K Sande 7 .laek la-aiy. Oiiieo. Koi Craig

2' 2' J Williams 7 Ismise V.. .laek D'ar.v, Mahonv

3* 3*1 C Kummerll Ar.GoOn. IioniseV.. S. Spangled"

2I> 31 C Kummerio A.GoOn. LillianShaw, (Jiiietnde

2* 21 G Kummerio Curreney, Milkman. I’eep,\gain

4* 4'i G Kummer 6 WcMidtliriisIi. Grayson. G.’Lvd’ker

IJ 1®I* G Kummer 5 Belle Rolierts. WiseMan. l(;iilast

2J I'J C KummerlS Cli. laydeeker, l’ep|ier, Sereiiest

3-4 l:ll%fast 19f 106

By Ballot — Miss Crittenden (S. C. Hildreth).

IJ 2* L Lyke 4 W. Pennant, Sw’pOn, Grimalkin

1* 2'i L Lyke 8 W. Pennant, Swe’pOn, T’caloosa

1* IJ L I.<yke r> 4Var Kiss, Osgood, Hannibal

3J 6'* L Lyke 6 W.P’nant, Sweep()n, Q’tionnaire

IJ I'J L Lyke 4 Q’tionnaire, T.d’H’nneur, Vindex

3® 4®1 L Lyke 13 Roiitledge, Davdiie, Hannibal

4‘J 6‘* L Lyke 12 BillyKelly. Swe’pOn, C.L’ingston

2* lok L Lyke 8 Stiekling, Ginger, Peter

2* 6" I., l.yke 9 Haiiiiilml. Terentia. Yurueari

2* 3* M Buxton 6 I'tc, Chasseur, Joyful

By Trap Bock — Lucky Lass (S. C. Hildreth).

(iJ :i* E Taplin 14 Flags, Old Rosebud, Old Kianig
2nk ”ii Lyke 8 Bulse, Motor Cop, I^eochares
10* 9»i L Lyke 13 Flags, Jock Seot, Bulse

1- 1* L Lyke .5 Arnold, Ima Frank. Bill McCloy

3* 3'J L Lyke 5 Motor Cop, Salvestra, HighCost

5* 8'® F Rob’son 9 MotorCop, ThePorter, T.Witciiet

4'* 5*1 G Kummerio Motor Cop, Cum Sail, Tr.LaMort
7J 5* J McTag’t 11 Naturalist, MotorCop, OIdKoeuig
5' 7®J J Butwell 18 Sun Briar, Papp, Sycamoor
3* 3'J J Butwell 7 GoldTassel, W. Machine. Drastic

By Peter Pan — Sweepaway (S. C. Hildreth).

1® I'J E Taplin 5 Green Gold, Kewessa, Hnidmb

1® 1* E Taidiii 13 Dot. Vandiver, Onieo. Murpliy

l"k 4»i p Rob’son 4 Panamaii, S.Sp’iigled, H’sem'aid

IJ 1® p Rob’son 6 S. Spangled, U. Thule, B. McCloy

1* 3'3 F Rob’son 7 Naturalist. Joek Seot, Salvestr.i

2J 4*5 F Rob’sonlO Flags, T.o’tli’Morning, F. Wand
1® 1* p Rob’sonl7 P.D’peau, L’lniirm’re. B.Tortonl

By Golden Maxim — Masthead (J. J. Maher).

-1 J'_'J G Byrne 14 Flag>. Old Koselmd. Lneiillite

•*' 2- M Garner 4 J*K'k Seot, MarsMoiise, I’nd.Fire

2' 2' G Byrne 17 Polymelian, George.Starr, Arnold

IJ 4* L Ensor 6 Sun Briar. Midway, Jlotor Cop

1* 1* L Ensor 6 Flags, Jack Hare Jr., Papp

2J 2* E Tajilin 3 Roamer, Pajip

HJ Ink G Byrne 9 Roamer, Polymelian, Naturalist

40178 Empire Ab3-4 1 ;08%fast 10 HO 1

40130 Empire Ab3-4 1:08 fast 8 HO 3

40111 Jamaica 3-4 l:12'bifast 9-10 116 2
40059 Jamaica 3-4 l:14%fast 8 118 5

39866 Aq’duct 1 1:38 fast 7 109J 3

TUSCALOOSA.

b. f,

2

109

40202 Flmpire

Ab3-4 l:09'ofast

6

113

S

40072 .lamaica

5 .'. f

1 ;07%fast

119

2

:!!I980 Jamaica

3-4

1 ;13'/3sIo w

::

110

:>9826 Aq'duct

5-8

59%good

]l-5

120

;!9377 Saratoga

5.*. f

1 ;0t'V.fast

O-Ii

107

1

3932:j Saratoga

5J f

1 :05%fast

4

112

7

;J9274 Saratoga

5 .'. f

1;05 fa.st

Ho

K17

:»

;!90;!4 Aq'duct

5-X l;0OV5fast

10.x

2

38631 Belmont

4Jf st

i>4*igood 4J

10!(

4

UNCLE'S LASSIE, ch. f, 3

101

40421 Bowie

5J f

1 ;OS'*ogood

s

111

1

40:!79 Bowie CJ f 1:24 hvy l'S-5 lo4 3
40:«2 Pimlico 3-4 1:13 fa.«t 17 99 7

40166 Empire Ab:!-4 1 :09%fast 7

40031 Jamaica 5J f l:067sfast 6 98 2

39936 Jamaica 5J f l:067bfast 13-5 110 4

39705 Aq'duct 5-8 l:00%fast 7 99 1

39540 Belmont 3-4 st l;12%fast 5 102 4

39519 Belmont ojf st 1 ;04%fast 11-5 107 4

39495 Saratoga 5J f l;10%hvy 9-5 106 4
UL’nMA THULE, b. c, 4 108

41897 (lakl'wn

3-4 l:14%hvv

9 5

118

2

2

41818 tJakl'wn

3-4 l:12-Jifast

3

114

2

2

i

41751 Oakl’wn

3-4 1 :14‘/sslow

12

1071 1

2

41289 F.G’nds

5J f l;06%fast

15

107

7

7

7

41178 F.G’nds

51 f 1 :06%good

12

108

2

10

10

40939 F.G’nds

51 f l:08Vf,sIow

4

116

1

5

7

40832 F.G’nds

5J f 1 ;07 fast

8

108

3

6

6

40576 Jef son

3-4 l:16%sIow

11-5

120

3

4

4

40314 Pimlico

3-4 l:ll%fast

4

116

4

6

4

40243 Pimlico

3-4 1 :14 slow

3-2

113

1

1

1

40177 Empire Ab3-4 l:08%fast

11-5

110

5

4

3

■WYOMING, ch.

c. 4

110

42278 Pimlico

1 1:43'. -,mud

14-5

11.5

6

6

C

q

395:19 Belmont 1

l-B! I;46'7iifa8t

31

108

3

4

4

2

39479 Saratoga

1 1:42 slop

102

1

1

2

2

39338 Saratoga

1 l;38%fast

4

102

3

3

4

1

39245 Saratoga

1 l:44%hvy

3-2

no

5

2

2

3

39224 Saratoga

1 l;;!7%fast

12-5

106

1

3

3

3

39213 Saratoga

1 l;.'!7%fast

3J

102

8

8

8

6

39192 Saratoga

3-4 1:12 fast

7

108

3

4

6

39047 Aq'duct

1 l:38%fast

15

110

5

5

4

6

39001 Aq’duct

7-8 l;25%fast

30

93

3

9

10

36455 Pimlico

1 1:41 fast

8

105

4

3

4

4

S6408 Pimlico

1 l:40%fast

46

117

9

10 11

11

36137 Ijaurel

1 1:40 fast

18

111

3

5

4

3

36079 Laurel

3-4 l:12%fast

19-6

117

1

9

8

36002 Laurel

3-4 1:14 fast

1

109

4

3

1

35682 Aq’duct

61 f l:19%fast 13-10

115

2

3

3

CAMOUFLEUR,

ch. c, 3

105

42297 Pimlico 1

1-10 l:.50%hvy

7-5

m

1

1

1

2

42278 Pimlico

1 1 :43j3inud

27 10

106

1

4

1

1

40.52:! Latonia

3-4 l:17''sniud 13-10

108

1

1

4(M(R Latonia

3 4 l;15%sloxv

19-10

109

;j

1

1

40403 l.atonia

;:-4 l:10%hvy

8

107

3

4

1

4o:;;ti I.Htoiiia

5J f l;077.'.fa.st

8

1<(7

6

10

1

n

i;

;iy993 Ghurch’l

3-4 l:14'*ifa.st

6

101

3

:i9Xit;! Douglas

f>J f 1 :07'*.-,fast

13-5

lo;:

3

1

3

:i97::o la x'ion

5J f l:I(i'/j,hvy

11

105

2

4

4

39(i;!7 Latonia

51 f 1 :07'/ofast

1

HI

6

7

3x995 Latonia

51 f 1:08 fast 11-10

111

3

2

6

CERAMIC, ch. <

3, 3

103

42094 H.deG’cc

5'. f 1:07 fast

69

112

10

12

11

40302 Pimlico

3-4 1:13 fast

24

112

11

11

10

4*1281 Pimlico

1 1:41 fast

5

112

9

7

7

8

40'->56 Pimlico

61 f 1:07 fast

70

114

6

7

7

40075 Ijaurel

61 f l:07%fast

3

113

11

11

9

40022 Laurel

3-4 1:14 fast 17-10

no

4

7

5

39982 Laurel

51 f 1:08 fast

15

115

8

8

6

;>9392 Saratoga

3-4 l:l2%fast

20

115

10

11

9

JUSQU’ AU BOUT, br. c. 4

114

B2297 I’imlico 1

1-16 l:.50%hvy

27

111)

2

4

6

6

•40“>;)2 Howif linTOy 1:60 >;lo\v

105

2

2

2

40499 Bowie lni70y l:47%fast 11 10

115

5

.'!

3

3

404.58 Bowie lni20y l;44%fa.st

27-10

114

4

4

1

1

40307 Bowie

1 l;46%slop

37

112.)

, 7

7

7

7

39:!66 Saratoga

1 l;36«5fast

7

107

8

S

7

9

393,'.7 .Saratoga

i 1 .37%1'ast

9

I'I'J

•J

4

3

39153 Empire 1 1-16 l:46%fast

11

106

i

i

4

2

6® 5'* W J (j’B’n 6 BeFraiik, Ch. liCydeeker. Crank

6* 6" W J O’B’n (i C. L’deeker, Quietude, Mintoll.

4 4‘® W J O’B’n 5 M.Maiid, I’r. of Como. Geo. Starr

2J 4' H Lunsfd 8 Flags. Crank, Naturalist

1* 1‘ L Lyke 9 Britied Voter, Slip. Elm, Tumbler

5‘J 4» L Ensor 10 George Starr, Dr.Johnson, thiiuk

By Maboul II. — Alby (G. D. Widener).
ic 7'i S .Sn’dinaiil t Flags. Old Boselmd. I.iieiillil"

6' 7'3 L Ensor 11 Naturalist, Motort iqi. OIdKoeuig

2J 2* L Ensor 12 Suiitlaslill., Coni'l’assel, S. .Master

Ink I'J h* Roli son 5 X'uteraikiT, Gold. Glow, i’.atliilde

1* 1* L Ensor 11 Nepperlian. RoyalEiisigii, Eyelid

By Magellau — Pronta (T. P. Thome).

5> .•>« R Hoftiu'ulO .Startling, ima Frank. P.iillvBov
2'J 6"i \V Obert 7 Papii, Old Rosebud. L’Eiraut
6J 6“J R Hoffni’n S .Motor Cop. Papp, Haillierk
8 8*® L Stalker 8 Bulse, Lueiillite. Motor Cop

S'- 11'® A Schu’g’rl3 Flags, .lock Seot. Bulse
3® 1* L Lyke 4 S.S’ngled, H'semaid, O.tlieW.iy

4* 5*2 E Taplin 7 Naturalist, JoekSeot, O.tlieWay

2 2* E Taplin 2 Star Spangled

2* 2* E Taplin 5 S.Spangled, Mid. Siin, Minto II.

4nk 7»2 p Rob’son 8 Runes, Assume, Reveler
By Chuctanunda — Sadaquada (J. Sanford).

9' 9"’ L I.yke 10 O. There. W.. Marvel. P.aliisliade

5'* 5'i E Taplin (! .Mer. Priiieess. Terentia, I’olygoii

5* 4'*J <; Walls S W. P’liaiit. L.B’glitou. Swi epOu

5 4'J G Walls .5 PeiiUose. Bl.P.eailty. lamkiiigl'p

1' 1'" <1 Walls 10 Herodias, Terentia, Sliekliiig

4' 3*1 G Walls 17 Pas.Sh’wer. L.K'seliud. B.I’.’aiily

IJ 2* G 5\all.s 1(1 Bi* Frank. 'I'eth'.v, St. Bernard

?! ? G Willis 13 I*ig. Wing. I). Eiee, .M.Giligiiam

3-' 3'J W Kelsay 10 Kiss .tgjiiu. Sweet Brier, .Vlitique
By Uncle— Flanutess (W. R. Coe).

I'J 1* H Myers 12 Oniiiiiida. L'lian.SImw, BiilivGirl

5*® 4* H Myers S St. Quentin, .M. Elder, Earloeker

3* 3*J II Myers 11 Thistledou. Young Adam, Knot
5= .5*1 H Myers 6 StarUealm, tisgood, B’irgowrie

2* IJ H Myers 7 T’stledon, S.Reabii, Bl’irgowrie

5‘ C F’b’ther 9 Tliistledoii, Sherman A., Peter
2J Ij McAtee 8 M;,d Hatter, Balustrade, 'Toto
Ink ih B McAtee 5 AuntDinaii, Blairgowrie, Osgood

3' 3'J Ij Ensor 4 Milkmaid, Pen Rose. Kiss Again

1’ 1* L Lyke 7 Tapageur. Tetley, Chris. Holtera

,, By Ultimus — Rubia Granda (R. L. Bresler).

2“ 2* A Johnson 3 .\meriean .\ee. Diversion

4* 6»i L Ensor 8 Bulse, Lucnilite, Motor Cop

n, i.'® ^ Ensor 4 I.,eoeliares, Currency, J. France!

3J 2(1 L Ensor 7 Motor Cop, Jock Seot, High Cost

of the West (R. T. Wilson).

6— ii*' L Ensor 7 Camnufieur. Doug.S.. Gamet'uck

I'J IJ L Ensor .5 .Smart Money, G. Coek, Irregular

3® Ij McAtee 7 Sliji. Elm, Sasiii, S. of Pleasure
I'J !■ L, Ensor 5 Elnieiidorf, Japhet, Paniimaii

IJ 1= L Ensor 10 Pie<lra. Star Class, W. I*. Dalmy

3 3*J F Smith 4 I’aiiaman. Af..\rrow, Peerlesstine

4 3* E Sande 10 Buford, Nigel, Serenest

6'J 6®J J McTag’tlO Pananiiin, L’Infirmier, Pullux
6 6'® J McTag’t 0 Nuteraeker, Valais, J. an Bout

11 11'® J Wessler 12 Naturalist, IniuFrank. Dr.J’nsou

3i> 2‘J J McTag’tlO M. Maud, Quietude, Eliminatiir
8J 8*J J McTag't 12 WarCloiid, T.Witchet, '1'. Porter

3* 3*2 J McTag’t 5 Tip. Witchet, Salvestra. Dnistie

6* 6* J Mc'Tag’t 12 Top Coat, Valerius, Kew. O’.N'eil

1* 1* J McTag’t 7 Uecount, Trophy, So Long Letly

3' 2* M Buxton 5 G. Coek, Nepperhan, Rose U’Or

By Astronomer — Penitence II. (W, Viau),

2" 2'J (' Kummer li liver There, I'lciin (bine, Viihir

1* 1* <’ Kumiiier 7 lioiiglass S.. GameCoek, Balhist

1® 1" F .Murphy S D gal. Adelia W., Koderiek Di li

J- 1* 1'^ .Murphy 7 .Amlias’dorlll.. Ein’nale. B.llliii

3"k 2"(' F Murphy lo Iwiiiiwin, .\. .Vander. Il’eriiiaiiii

11* 11*',' F .Murphy 12 Iwiiiiwin. Dixie Carroll. Helm.i

6 5“;,' F .Muridiy 6 D'gal. .Madge F.. Sam Reli

3J 5-J F Murphy .5 S.lteli, H untermaiiii. Pasloiirea 11

2J IJ F .Muridiy 12 Exempted. .\..\’xander. C’kioai li

4J 3*1 H Lunsf d 7 .Mmige F.. Wyiidover, Manieurint

3* 3*J H Lunsf li 11 Madge F., Orenzo, I’erigord
By Ballot — Majolica (C. K. Moore).

]02 a" .M Mount iil.'i B..M’l'lo,v, J . P. Jl’pliy, S.itiF’me

9* 8** T Par’ton 11 Thistledou, Y..\dam', M.’sLassie

4® 4* F Rob'son 9 Gr’nd-Swcll, Sailor, Dueh. Laie

7 7*1 T Par’ton 7 Cirrus, Sherman .4., Chiiii. Swift

6' 2* W Kelsay 12 Bagheera, Sylvano, Juciietl.i

2“k 1* \V Kelsay 11 (Jroiind-Swell, Romeo. Did'fut

54 Kelsay 12 L’KiTare, Tetley, Cherubiiui

11 11'* W Kelsay 17 Vindex, Din'ereiitEyes, Clieniliiiin
By Ajax — Roquette (The Beach Stable),

6 6'-’* .V Giilliiis I! Oi ’rTlieri’. ( am ’Meiir. CleaiiGoiie

2® I'J L Mc.vtee ti Manoevre, Peerlesstine. Bravado

3' IJ T Rice 10 Peerlesstine, Poacher. King.loitu

IJ 3®4 W J O’B'nll Balla.st. Grapliie. Wid.ltPdoi te

7 7** W J O’B'ii 7 Kashmir. Koli-i .X'lKir, Mai. Idol

8* 7" .Scliu’g 1 9 Star.M’stor, H’likO’Day C.Tassol

5* 5*1 L Ensor 6 .Sli|,|.ei i Elm. llolli.ster. Bondage

3' 2* M Buxton o Enlllude, iiatiuee Idol. Recount

8

DAILY RACING FORM

Sunday, May 18, 1818

WHIMSY, br, g-, 6 112 By Burfamut«r — Whimcical (Cleveland Stable).

Bowie ImTUy l;47^fast 12 104 6 2 2 3 5’» .^’2 R McCr’nn *! ThoriiBlixuu. IHhik.S.. B’kliOiird

40:t2H Rowie IniTUy l;48^fa»t 13-10 111 4 3 3 3 3- 3“ T Par'ton ."i K iii); .Inliii, TIioniltUMitii, ON>lus

40;i00 Pimlii'o 1 1:40 fast '-S 115 6 8 8 8 7'® 7-* T I’ar'toii ,S Hollister, Bniiifa<o, Kasliiiiir

4026;’, I'imlieo 1 1-16 1 :47*<,fast 13 113 4 2 2 2 Int s'i T Tar toii « Boekm.ite, Dn’KlassS., Yroleliiic

40182 Kiti|>ire lin70y l;44*ifast 3 118 4 3 3 4 5 ,5-'' J Loftus 5 B.S’nmin, S'dracoiill., Wdtrup

40136 Kmpire 1 l;3;t<sfaat 10 111 6 4 4 4 4"i! 5’1 L Lyke 6 Minto II., Koli i Noor, Reveler

GEX, ch, g, 6 115 By Bachelor’s Button — Genny (R. Dwyer),

40407 Bowie 1 l:42Stast 11 lOB 5 4 4 2 3»t ,i«3 \V Kelsay r> .Matinee Idol. Kashmir. Ballast

40457 Bowie ll:42?sfa.st 7 lOSJ 6 3 2 2 5» 5‘® G Walls 7 Minto II., Deokiiiate, Mat. Idol

404;:7 Bowie 1 1 :43%ifast 6 109 6 6 6 7 7- 7‘' G Walls 8 Slip. Elm. Dorcas, Deckmate

40.367 Bowie 1 l:46^slop 15 114 3 3 3 4 4* 6“i A John.son 7 Kashmir. Koh-i-Xoor. .Mat. Idol

4O:!04 Pimlico 1 1-2 2;31'sfast 15f 105 7 4 13 11 14‘ 1421 .lohnsonl.l G.SmItli. O.K’yain. Exter’nator

40I8S Emi)ire lni70y l;44-\fast 2-5 122 2 3 2 2 1* 1* J Loftus li .1. Mount, X. Simplex, Bar One

TEDDY ROUSSEAU, b. g, 3 96 By Assagai — Mountain Mist (W. J. Salmon).

42401 Jamaica lm7«yl :47^,fast 11-5 105 111 1 1- I' .1 Cailahan 4 .\lina B., Pierre -a Keii, Belario

423.57 .lamaica :l-4 1 iPiriifa.st 31 1"8 6 6 6 6 C' G Preece.Tr t> Ellieient. Yoiinj; Adam, W. Zone

;iS925 At('«iuct 6-S ,5S'*ifast 12 108 2 f> 4 4J 3* K Ambr'sel4 1). Vandiver. Es«|uimau. K..Tane

.38760 Aq’<iuct 5-8 1:01 fa.st 12 104 4 6 4 61 4^1 E Ambr’sell Klee.Slieik. Blairgowrie, TlieBoy

:;8705 Jamaica 5-8 1 ifllVsfast 7 107 5 2 1= 1- K Ambr'sel2 Uohokus, Little Mamiie. Tippler

ru-GTia Jamaica 5.) f 1 :07 fast 20 106 7 7 7 6 ' 6*1 E Taplln 9 Fleeing Slicik. Dsgtstd. Lion d’Or

::8616 Belmont 6-8 st l:02V8Kood 10 10.S 2 3 21 2* W Kelsay 14 Pigeon. L’dyVnIcaiii, XaiiKnoehr

:‘.Mi06 Belmont 41f st 53 hvy 20 105 9 10 101 8'? J VanKirkL5 T.F. McMahon, rmimiti. Youneed

38511 Belmont 5-8 st 1:00 fast 11-5 110 G 5 51 3*i U Troxler 11 XanKmadir, Lit. Mamiie. I mhala

;,.8;:.33 Jamaica 51 f l;08''4good 20 112 2 6 6 7' C'i K Troxler 8 S. Hampton. Vnnicari, Diff.Eyes

FIFTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (June 18, 1917 — 1:45% — 6 — 123.)

POACHER, ch. g. 4 110 By Star Shoot— Partridge (S. C. Hildreth).

405;i6 Bowie 61 f l:23%hvy .33-10 110 7 8 5 7>* 5*i .1 Rod’g'ezlS T.Decision. Fir.Line. Dr.C’pbell

4U49'J Bowie ImTOy l:47%fast '• 105 111 2 2'1 3"i L McAtee Id Jiisiiu’auBuot, Peer.One, K.Jolm

40423 Bowie 1 1:44 good 29 101 4 6 5 5 5' 6'" H Myers it Quietude, Siinn.vland. Kashmir

40286 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:47%fast 13 107 7 13 13 13 13' 13'< L Lyke 1.5 Serenest, Air Man, Polroina

40272 Pimlico ll::Hl%fast 12 104 1 2 .3 4 5 5'» G Walls 5 Smart Money. Wise Man. learns

40073 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46%fast 3J. 112 4 3 4 4 5 4'" L Lyke 5 Koh-i-X'oor. .1. Mount, Pinbalu

.'.jetO? Jamaica ImTOy 1 :43%fast 3-5 110 2 11 1 1’ 2‘i L Lyke 6 tVli’|>oorwill. Oenoiie, B. Thistle

PADDY DEAR. ch. g, 6 113 By Celt— WyoU (W. C. Clancy).

42:i61 Jamaica ImTOyl :4.5\fast 2 118 o 6 5 4 4" 2" W J O H n 5 Orderly. Belario. S.tVm. Johnson

41356 F.O'nds ImTOy 1:45 last 13-5 113 3 3 3 3 IJ 1- W J O’B’n 6 Sayonarra, Berlin, H. Breivogel

413:17 F.G'nds 1 1-16 l:47%fast 6 108 2 3 3 3 6- 5>J R Simpson 7 Sa.vonarra, Lib. Sands, SlrOllver

41165 F.G'nds ImTOy l:477sSlow 3 112 1 4 3 6 6i T^j W J O'B’nll Dioscoride, Lottery, Lib. Sands

40941 F.G’nds 1 l;43%slow 9-B 109 8 7 6 4 36 3*i L Lyke 9 Oboliis, Baby L.vnch, Graphic

40901 F.G’nds ImTOy l;46%fast 4 109 2 4 ? 3 2* 2“ L Lyke 7 Irish Kiss, Obolus, Grayson

40176 Empire ImTOy l;44%fast 4J 114 3 2 3 B 6* 4*i F Rob’ son 7 (iex. Jack Mount, Air Man

40131 Empire ImTOy 1:45 fast 9-5 115 2 1 1 3 3* 3* F Rob’ son 6 S’drag’nII., Kv’rest, W’po’rwill

J9957 Jamaica ImTOyl :47Mihvy 18-6 116 2 3 2 1 1* 1‘ F Rob’son 7 PuIIux, Hondo, Burlingame

POOR BUTTERFLY, ch. f, 4 105 By Celt— Aurino (B. Davis).

42;!98 Jamaica 3-4 l:i:>%fast 5 10:j 3 4 3 2- 2'’ G PreeceJr .5 O. Nephew.. I'nw.fiiild. Kewessa

40520 Bowie 1 1-4 2;1278slow 17-10 106 2 1 1 1 1* H L McAtee 6 Puts and Calls, Lutlier, Bubette

404.59 Bowie 1 1-4 2:12 fast 4 105 1 4 3 2 1' IJ L McAtee 6 Q. of tlie Sea. Itabette, Dolina

40424 Bowie 1 1-16 1:51 good 12-5 101 4 2 2 2 2* IJ L McAtee .5 I. Chant, B.ofP’enix, H. Brother

40370 Bowie 1 1-16 1:55 slop 8 104 111 1 1* 1“ L McAtee 12 W.Bedotte, (*. Prince, Gold. Boy

40342 Bowie 11-16 1:51 fast 17 103J 7 7 7 6 4* 4'J L McAtee 7 Babette. Blue Thistle, Silk Bird

40201 Empire Ab3-4 l;09Vtfa.st 25 96 6 6 6 6 5'< H Erlcks’n 6 Turf. Our Nephew, Paddy

40149 Empire Ab3-4 l:09M;fast 20 99 6 7 6 6* 6** W Lang 7 Langdeu, Bathilde, Adele

40086 Jamaica 3-4 l:13%fast 8 107 4 3 3 3* 2* E Taplln 6 Bathilde, Nonesuch, Seafarer

PIERRE-A-FEU, br. g, 5 110 By Rock Sand — Trigger (W. P. Austin).

42401 Jamaica ImTOyl :47%fast 3 117 2 3 3 4 4 3'= E Haynes 4 Ted. Itoiisscaii. .\lma B., Belario

38870 Aq’duct 1 l;40%mud 15 118 2 9 10 9 6' 5®| A Johnsonla H.S.Homo, S.iiiTime. L. Cotliige

.386.54 Jamaica lm70yl;45 fa.st 7 116 14 13 13 13 13J 11"^ T Par’ton 15 .Starliiich, He Will, Say

38515 Belmont 1 1:40 fast 7 110 1 3 3 4 1' 1* J McTag’tlo Harwfwd II., Cadillac, Precise

38408 Belmont 1 l:40%slop 8 110 10 11 11 11 9'i 8* J Williamsl9 Harwood H., Cadillac, Precise

38294 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :48%good 3J 109 4 7 6 5 3" 32 A Collins 12 J. Wingfield. Sk.v Pilot, Starter

S8265 Jamaica ImTOy l;46%fast 10 117 1 5 6 4 3' 2>> A Collins 6 G.M. Miller, .Julia L., Pres. Lynn

38146 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 84f 105 10 10 10 9» 9*J A Collins Id Ix.uise V.. Cadillac. Back Bay

IVRY. ch. g, S 103 By Olambala — Lady Navarre (H. B. Dailey).

42:tM Jamaica ImTOyl :4.5-\-,fast 6 103 3 8 9 10 10-- 10*' Q l»re«‘ce 11 Favour. Millrai-e, .Mary Belle

42166 H.dcG’ce ImTOyl :46%fast .54 111 :5 4 5 5 5'i 4*1 I. Fator S Hoiidiiii, S.vlvami, Antoinette

42109 H.deG’ce 3-4 l;16%hvy 83 105 4 8 8 8 6"i L Fator S Ticklish. Crys. Ford, Duch.Iaice

41715 Havana lm.50y l;42*ifast 5 98 7 7 8 8 7' 5" T Murray 8 Drag. Ruck, ClarkM., Kingfisher

41515 Havana 11:42 fast 4-5 104 6 6 5 3 l»i‘ 1* T Murray 7 B. Clark, IronBoy, Sunningdule

414.31 Havana 3-4 l;13%fast 3 110 7 7 6 2’ 1* W Doyle 9 Sentimental, Sky Man, L. Mack

41345 Havana 3-4 l:15%slow 4 103 3 7 6 3J 3* H Builman 9 Sentimental. BabyGirl. IronBoy

41262 Havana 1 1:50 hvy 5 102 1 2 2 1 1' I'i H Bullm’n 7 Miss Ivan, Siinduria, S’ningdule

41203 Havana 3-4 l;12%fast 5 102 2 5 4 6' 6’ H Bullm'n 8 Surplice, Fustian, Wey. Girl

41187 Havana 51 f 1:06 fast 7 103 5 6 4 4’ 3" H Bulim’nlO Cur. Moore, Ter. Miss, L.Iaingden

TANTALUS, b. g, 3 103 By Knight of the Thistle — Tantalize (R. H. McC.

Potter).

41898 Onkl’wn 1 1 :42%hvy 10 8.8 6 6 6 5 11 1' M S<-hw’tz ti Omoiid. 51. Rose II.. B.i by L.vnch

41787 Oakl'wn 3-4 l;14'-5fast 2J 112 2 3 2 3'1 3'2 L Gentry 8 CucanilKi, Court Gallant, Fo-Ili

41657 Oakl'wn 51 f 1:10 slow 1 110 5 6 4 IJ 1* D Conn'Ilyld .Missiirb. Byrne. Ettie’s Pride

41492 F.G’nds 51 f l;ll%hvy 6 115 6 5 4 4' 4’i D Conn’llyl2 Milda, X'elle Yorke, Vision

41177 F.G’nds 1 l;41%good 20 102 3 3 3 3 4 4"> H Ericks’n 4 Sailor, Under Fire, Antoinette

41116 F.G’nds BJ f l;13'/i;hvy 10 106 6 7 5 4 ’ 3* H Ericks’n 7 Discussion, J..I. Casey, C. Downs

4108.3 F.G’nds 1 l:49%hvy 8-5 116 5 4 2 3 4» 4'» D Wlshard 7 X'ewel W., E. Tranter, C. Boothe

40.899 F.G’nds 5J f 1:08 fast 20 104 12 12 12 9 ' 8" E Don’huel2 Romeo, Marmite, F. and Square

40468 Jefson 6t f l:I5%hvy 12 114 2 2 3 4* 3’J D Wish'd 8 Salgeorge, Fran. Star, J. Healey

.39941 Jamaica 5J f l:07%fast 60 116 8 10 11 11* 11*’ W Collins 12 Grimalkin. OverThere. Lead. Star

JACK MOUNT, b. g, 6 110 By Amadis — Catana (G. C. Walsh).

42:l.5« Pimlico 1 1-16 1 :49*Afast 29-10 115 11 8 6 5 3= 2’ 3' Rice 12 B.iifPhoeiiix. Xapoli. P'gourdine

42287 Pimlico 1 l;44*/omud 9 115 8 5:! 3 3' 4*J T Rice i:i J. of Arc, S. de Verdun, Sylvuno

42251 Pimlico 1 1-lG 1 ;48%fast 11-5 110 112 3 O'* 7*“ T Rice 11 Polroina. W. Bedotte. MissBryn

42153 H.deG’ce ImTOyl :45Vifast 14-5 109 7 3 .3 1 2- :!t'lT Rice 9 Br. Peddler. W.Bedotte, Prunes

42102 Il.deG’ce 5J f l;06%fast 26 108 6 7 6 6* 6*3 T Nolan 7 I.«uise V., Siibnhdar, Jucklxiary

42087 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:12%fast 77 95 7 9 9 7’ 6'= J Wessler 9 Cobalt Lass, High Cost, Ballast

42054 H.deG’ce 5J f l:09%hvy 63 114 4 4 5 C 6*3 E Ambr’se 5 Foregr’nd. S. Forward. Colinella

40:il3 Pimlico 1 1-2 2;34%fast 14 108 7 4 3 4 4* 4** W Doyle 7 Bolster, Wo’dthrusli, Bnckboard

40299 Pimlico 1 1-4 2:08%r<iSt 27-10 116 8 4 4 5 4* 6’3 T Rice 10 Piedra. Ken. Boy. Woudthrush

4(r279 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:47%fast 37-10 118 1 2 1 1 1* 1’ T Rice 9 Silk Bird, Mose. Hondo

4020:i Empire lm70y 1 :44%fast 6 113 1 3 4 3 3J 3’J E Haynes « Orderly, Miss K niter, Ches.Two

40188 Empire ImTOy l;44%fast 7 112 C 6 6 5 6’ 2* E Haynes 6 Gex, Ninety Simplex, Bar One

tDi.squalified.

ALMA B., br. m, 6 103 By Hessian — Court Dance (G. W. Atkinson).

42401 Jamaica IniTOvl :4T'*r,fast 10 1(K 4 4 2 2 2* 2* .1 Staplefn 4 T.Uniiss’u Pierre-, i - Feu. Belario

42:tl4 Pimlico 1 l-io' l:.50'/islow 60 105 2 5 4 3 31 4'* .1 .Slaplet’nUI Kilts II,. SisterEiiihlem. Prunes

42*29;! Pimlico 1 1-16 1:52 mud 20 116 1 C 6 5 6« 6" E .Ymlir'se 7 Plenty, Houdiiii. Sky I’ilot

42251 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:4S%fast 33 100 10 11 10 It 11 11” J Callahanll Polroina. AV. Bedotte. MissBryn

42181 H.deG’ce ImTOyl :46%fast 71f 99 16 11 11 6 6’ 2" J Wessler Id SirW. Johnson. B.Hiinley. Fairly

4212:! H deG'ce 1 1-8 1;.56 good 25 104 3 5 5 6 6'J 6** R Moore 9 Lutlier, Sleeth, Kingfisher

4’W7 H dtG’ce ImTOyl ;45%fast 12f 96 11 9 9 7 6* 4’3 J Wessler 12 Iiid. Chant. Sim. Pure. Kingfisher

42082 H deG'ce lm70yl;45%faBt 30 99 9 8 7 6 6* 4*i S Wida 11 Dan, Indian Chant, Millrace

4''015 Bowie 1 1-16 1-.51 fast 20 109 2 3 2 4 4’ 3* H Wakoff Plurenzi. 1). DiKlge, Amal’mator

41952 Bowie 1 1-16 l:51%fast 22 102 4 3 3 4 4» 4* H Wakoff 7 G’evieveB., SimonPure, F. Finch

SIXTH RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (May 19. 1917 — 59% — 2 — 109.)

RED DOMINO, ch. c, 2 (M) 118 By Olambala — Fantasque (R. T. Wilson).

42:!S2 Jamau-a 5-8 1;01%faat 3J. lo7 4 2 2 2ak 3’ E Ambr’se 4 Roy. Diiek. .Vrmenus. M .Vnette

END MAN, b. c. 2 (M) 115 By Black Jester — Sunglow II. (G. D. WidenerL

42:162 Jamaica 5-S l;01%fast 2 llfi 2 11 1'- 3’J T .N'olan C W. .sioi ks, Heydil.v. Siigariiiiiit

MARIE ANTOINETTE, h. f, 2 (M) 112 By Glencaim — Ringling (Marrone Stable).

42:182 Jamaica 5-8 1 :01’r.fa.st 7 105 1 4 3 4 4“ G Elliott 4 Uoy.Din k. .\rnieinis. KedDoniiiio

SHOAL, b. c. 2 (M) 115 By Danger Rock — Smirr (R. L. Gerry),

42:159 Jamaica 5-8 1 :01*c, fast 8 1::2 5 5 .5 4' 5=i J Collins li E.K'liliaclier. Fly.Orli. F. Colleen

42’299 Pimlico 5-8 l:04Vr.hvy 41-10 112 6 6 4 3’ 2’ J Collins d Anniversary. Fly. Flower. Amaze

42220 Pimlico 4J f 55 fast 44 112 1 8 4" .1 Collins 10 Kititiotil. Cobwebs. Ralco

42190 Pimlico 1-2 49 slop 40 110 8 8 6 6’ 3'* J Collins 1:4 M. Ilnniimel, Paiioidy, Doiigliboy

First start for the following:

FURLOUGH, ch. c, 2 (M) 115 * By Fair Play — Ferment (Brighton Stable).

AERIAL, b, c, 2 (M) 116 By Helmet — Skyo (Brighton Stable).

SERVILLETA, b. f, 2 (M) 112 By Isidor — Sadaquada (J. Sanfortl).

GENIE W.. br. f, 2 (M) 112 By Star Shoot — Pamela (J. Whalen).

DAVID HABUM, b. c, 2 (M) 115 By Star Shoot — Pantomime (W. R. Coe).

SERVICE STAR, b. c, 2 (M) 115 By Star Shoot— Phew (W. R. Coe).

SHENANDOAH, ch. c. 2 (M) 115 By Sea King— Blue Grass (Oak Ridge Stable).

OLD GOLD, b. c, 2 (M) 115 By Olambala — Roman Gold (R. T, Wilson).

TOURJOURS, b. f, 2 (M) 112 By Eyebrow — Estimate (J. W. McClelland).

VALUABLE TWO-YEAR-OLD FILLY RACE

Clipsetta Stakes, to Br Run at Latonia, a Prize Well
Worth Winning — Ninety-Nine Eligibles to It.

CIX'i’l.X'.VATI. D.. Ala.v 17.- -One of the richest
two-year-old stakes exclusivery for fillies to
run in America will l>e the Clii>setta. wliieh will be
run at I>iitonia Wednesday, June IS. This stake
has brought out iiiiiet.v-iiiiie entries, and at the
present lime it look.s iiiiich as though some filly from
trainer Mose Goldlilatt’s stable will be the choice.
Gohlbliitt is training llie sensational Bed Red Rose
and Fun for the Greenlree Stalde, wliicli is owned
liy Mrs. Payne Whitney, and also has five more
eiiteriMl froiii tlie Harry Payne Whitney stable.
Some of these are not in Goldblatt’s barn at present,
having lieen entered liy James Rowe from the east,
lint the.v are due to arrive liere in time for the
nice if they show form enoiigli to warrant their
lieing sent west. Wlien James Rowe was west for
tlie Kentiick.v Derb.v he told Goldblatt that us soon
as lie could get ready lie would sliip eight more
liorses helongiiig to Wliitney out west to run in the
Dmisville nnd Latmiia events. It is likely that
they will Ik* shipiied direet So Litonia and prepared
here for the twenty-eight-day race meeting, which
ojieiis June 4.

Ninety-nine fillies liave l«‘en named for tliis race,
and tlie list includes all tlie fillies of prominence
in tile west, including Talisinaii, tlie winner of the
Delmfaiite Stakes at Cliiircliill Dtiwns. The oniy
proinisiiig fill.v missing is Furbelow, the second
choice in the Debutante and winner of the Hinata.

If as many as ten go to the iKist in the Clipsetta
this race will lie wprth nearl.v $(>..500 gross. It

is certain tliat the winner's portion will be more
than S.'.Oigl net. Tlie distance of the Clipsetta is
five-eiglitlis. Entries to tlie stake follow;

Clipsetta Stakes.

For fillies two years old. By subscription of $15
each: $llMi additional to start. $4,000 added, of
wliich .^MHI to second niiil $:4.50 to tliird. foiirtli to
save its stake.

J. K. .Mien A- Sons’ Virginia d'Or. br. f. hy St.
Volina — Mjiiscn; Great Hawk. h. f, hy Great Brit-
ain -Hawksora.

R. H. Anderson’s Majorie Hynes, cli. f. by Dick
Fiiincll — .Mice Bnird.

W. K. Applegate’s Sister Helene, cU. f, by Jack
•Vlkins — Helene.

J. P. Baker’s Sahara Belle, ch. f, by Marathon —
Rlmda.

R. L. Raker & Co.'s Oriental Dress, h. f. by
Delhi — Costume; Aph, ch. f, h.v Transvaal — Erhi
I>‘e.

J. W. Bell’s Bee’s Wing. hlk. f. hy Biickliorn —
Natalie D.

O. Riaiichi’s Viola Gaffney, b. or br. f, h.v
Jim Gaffiie.v — Viola 1!. *

E. R. Rradle.v’s Beaming Beauty, b. f. b.y .Sweep

- -Bellisario: Better Believe, li. f, li,v Helmet—

I»ve-iiot: Busy Signal, cli. f. liy Cniiard — Sweet

.Mice; Big Idea, b. f, liy Black Tony — Wayward
Liss.

B. J. Brannon’s Little Blossoin, lir. f, li.v Dick
Kinnell Carrie Jones.

.1. N Caindcn’s Alsace. Ii. f, b.y AVrack — Ei-.ata-
rina; Spice Bush, i>. f. I*.v Ben Briisli -.Mlspice.

Castawa.v Stable’s Watersmeet, h. or lir. f, b.v
McGee — El.vcntclier ; Bed Cross Girl, br. f, b.v
PImidil -Golden Eanc.v.

L. M. Cii.vce’s Iris. br. f. hy Zeus — Onr Hannah.

Edward Celirian's Frivolity, l>r. f. Iiy Von Trump

- Illnsion.

Lucas It. Coinhs’ Diana. I). f, b.v McGee— Ely-
ca teller. ’

.1. E. Conley’s Gunwrack. 1). f. by Wrack — Giin-
wad. •

W. W. Darden’s Miss J!o Peep, ch. f, hy Ivan tlie
Terri hie- -Morset to.

.Martin Doyle’s Avis Doyle, li. f, hy Magneto —
Margaret Roche.

R. C. Erakes’ Anna Sweep, h. f, hy Sweeji-
Miss Hiinynr.

Gallnher Brothers’ Kee)i. hr. f. h.v Pataud — I’osses-
sioii; Dresden, eh. f. liy Rock View -Poll.v Prim.

(’. M. Garrison’s Stih Rosa, li. or br. f. b.v Dis-
guise — Kinro.s«-.

Grcentree Stable’s Red Red Rose. cli. f. I).v Wliisk-
Iiroom II. — Cardamine; Enn. ch. f, hy Peter Pan
Ballet.

J. .S. Hawkins & Co.’s Sia'ctncular Girl, b. f, l>y
llipiNidrome — Colnti.

Hal Price Headley’s Little Niece, h. f. b.y Uncle —
Matlerliorn; .Missa, ch. f. hv Ivan the Terrible
Mellissa.

G. M. Hendrie’s Estero. b. f. by Ivan the Ter-
rible - Eo.ver.

II. II. Hewitt’s Zaza, b. f. by Hessian — Ilazzaza;
Drift, cli. f. by Pataud— l.nck.v Wave.

.1. T. Ireland’s Clearing I'p. br. f. b.v Roidiester
—.Sea Mist.

14. A. Jones’ Tliclmn E.. cli. f, by Uarrigan
r.ad.v Maxim.

(’. Kad.v’s Acnslila III., b. f. b.v Eitz llerltert —
Irish E.ves.

Frank .1. Kelley’s Dnniifire. 1>. f, b.v Viilcain —
Delusion.

W. S. Kilmer’s Drma Reed. b. f. by Duke of
Ormonde- - Anna Reed.

Ke.vstone .Stalile’s Suisse, ch. f. by Transvaal —
Morning Honrs.

A. L. Kirby’s Talisman. 1>. f, h.v Colin — Pocket-
piece.

Knelielkamp & Howerton’s Sweet Litierty, lir. f.
hy Plaudit — l/ookiiig Glass.

AV. F. Knehelkamii’s Pop E.ves, ch. f, hy Ivan
t'.ie Terrible- -Sweet Ibi.v.

Dan I^ehiin’s Easter I'lower, ch. f, b.v Free
Isi nee -Rosering; S|iring A'ale, ch. f. hv Free Lance
-Aiescal.

James 11. Linibird’s Peggy ('.. b. f, b.v Jim Gaff-
ney— House AVife.

Jefferson Livingston’s Starview. cli. f, b.y Rock
A'iew — Starcadia; Zinthon. b. f. by Jlaratlion — Zin-
fandcl: .leano. br. f. li.v Dick Welles--- AA’inter.

George AA’. Lift’s German, b. f. by The Manager —
Illma.

Giairge J. Ixnig’s Orlova, h. f, hy Free Lance —
Victoria B.

J. AA'. McClelland’s X'nnc.v Ann. b. f, b.v Plaudit —
.Mar.v Morris; Kurever, br. f, Iiy Ballot - Hazel
Biirkc.

T. (’. McDowell's b.a.v fill.v. b.v The Manager —
.Manarka.

.1. AA'. McMeekin. Jr.’s, A’iola Park. ch. f, b.v
Dick Finiicll- A'iola A', ail.

Jerry .1. Malicr’s Lad.v Bcvcrw.vck. b. f. li.v The
Manager — .Applause.

Middleton & Jones’ Lilly in Black, hlk. f. b.v
ItiMits and Saddle — Yankee Tree; Siren Maid. b. f.
li.v Sea King Alas<iuerade.

William B. Miller’s Ming ,To.v. eli. f. tiy Uncle- —
.Saratog.a Belle; Eyes of Aoutli. b. f. b.v Uncle —
-Vve Marie; Second Uonsin, b. f. by Uncle -Katrine.

McBra.ver .Mixirc’s Cotton Blossom, b. f, b.v Luke
AIcLnke -Crownlel.

M. C. Moore’s .Accelerate, h. f, b.v Uncle — A’e-
loi-ity.

Nevada S.oik Farm’s Ina AA’ood, br. f. by Uone.v-
wiMid — Ina L. : Lidy Woml. ch. f, h.v lloncywood —
Lid.v Trinil.v.

.1. AA'. Parrish's Martlia l.nckctt, cli. f, by Pl.andit

- 4’ousin .Martha.

A\'. S. Payne’s Cicel.v Ka.v, h. or br. f. b.v Roticrt
Ka.v--.Siss I.,e«‘; Mabel G.. lir. f, h.v -Marta Santa -
Miss 1‘rescnt.

.1. I!. Rcs|)css’ hlack fill.v. hy Dick Welles —
Floral Da.v ; I’ans.v Blossom, br. f. by Marathon —
.Animosit.v.

J. 11. Rosseler’s Rollicking .Airs. cli. f. b.v Uncle

- 'rhirt.v-tliiril; AA’edding Cake, hlk. f, liy Roi-k A'iew

L'ltona.

('. E. Rowe’s Aliss Jemima, lir. f. by Black Ton.v —
A'aila; A'alic.v Park Maid, lir. f, ti.v Helmet —
Stumpy,

Joliii AA'. Scliorr’s Luke’s Pet. b. f. by Luke Mc-
Liike — .Altiora.

D. W, Scott’s .Arrow Point, cli. f. b.v Handsel

.Axis; lligli AA'iiid. cli. f, b.v Master Rolx-rt —
lligli Degree.

Gisirge .Starr’s My Ballot, ch. f. liy Ballot — Tavo-
lara.

AA". A'. Tliravcs’ Lidy .Sweep, br. f. li.v .Sweep —

Sneerwell; Miss I’att.v. li. f, liy Rolwrt Ka.v —
Martliu L-e,

Treai-y A- AA'alker’s .Aidless, br. f. liy Piiickhorn —
Admit.

J. Umensetler’s Ruli.v, li. f. b.v Golden Maxim —
Kivu.

Geo. Underliill’s .Alimi Regina, lir. f, li.v A'on
Tromie -tieniia.

AA'aldeck .Sialile’s Ibinim Roma. lit", f, b.v Light
Rrigade— Oxeye; Lunette, h. f. li.v Luke .AIcLuke--
-Agiies A'irginia; i'landestine. b. f, b.v .Mi-Gee — in-
trigue; Bareiika. b. f. li.v Cat .Aliiit Black Itrocade.

J. T. AA'cavei’s Lid.v Trniisvaa!. b. or hr. f, liy
Transvaal .Annie Gilmore.

II. P. AA’hitiie.v’s I'anoply. b. f. b.v Peter Pun —
Inaugural; Flying AVitch. li. f, by P.iooiiistick —
Ely liy Niglil; Guess .Again, ch. f. by All Gobi- .
Hearts; Qucrca. b. f, li.v ItriMUii.sl ick - Stamina;
Fledgeling, ell. f. by Peter I’an— Inangnrnl.

AA'illiams Brothers’ .M.rsterions Girl. li. f. li.v Hi-
larious — Darling; Military Girl. cli. f, liy .Martinet

Li Gloria.

J. Hal AA'oodford’s M.ainie Kell.v, eh. f. li.v Marta
Santa- Rose of Pink.

W. J. Young’s Riddle, I). f, b.v Ellisilale —
AVomlawliy,

HORSE RACING AN AID TO SCIENCE

S|)eed Statistics Afford Best Evidence Extant of
the Laws of Heredity.

In an address delivered Ix-fore the recent anmiiil
meeting of the American Genetic Association, the
president, David Fairchild, said concerning tlie
great subject of heredity and its relation Ki liuiiiaii
welfare;

“Our propaganda should be against the almost
univer.sal fallacy’ which pervades societ.v everywhere
that acquired characters are somehow and in some
in.vsterious wa.v inherited. Tlie noii-inlieritance of
acquired cliiiracters is a well-establislied theory,
but the general pnhlie does not know It. Throngli
tlie wlucational propaganda, through the cliari-
table propaganda, tlirougli the sporting propa-
ganda, through the medical propaganda tliere
runs everywhere the unspoken assumption tliat.
given a goo<l environment, un.v child is as likely
to be great a.s any other, anil everywhere we rind
people wlio are searching for all the causes of crime
and degeneracy in the enviroiinieiit. Tlie wayward'
son of the preacher, the deaf frum childhood, tin*
small sized boys of small pai-eiits who ‘never got
enough to eat when tliey were .young,’ the effect
of hats as causes of baldness, the causes of longev-
ity, and a host of otliers are now ‘explained’
by tliose wlio do not know. Millions of dollars are
expended ever.v year iiiKiii palliative remedies with
the firm conviction of the givers tliat tliey are
curative measures, wliereas they end witli the gen-
eration they assist.”

The "siiorting” propaganda” to whicli Mr. Fair-
child alludes is based on the records of horse racing
and breeding, us found in tlie turf guides and llie
stud .iMioks for trotters and runners, and concerns
tlie propagation of winners. Tliere is. perliaps.
no other mass of statistics in existence from wliich
scientists <-an so safel.v deilnce the laws of inlieri-
tance as from tli<‘ pedigrees and luiblic leiords
found in tlie stud IsKiks ami turf guides of thoroiigii-
breds. trotters and pacers. Tlie s|>eed capiuity of
more tlian a quarter of a million liorses of known
aiicestr.v is tliere recorded, ns autlientically meas-
ured b.v Die timing watch at Die standard distance
of one mile, and when analyzed Diese iierformunces
and j>edigre«‘.s throw a veritatile searchlight on Die
laws governing transmission of boDi iiliysieal anil
Iis.veliical cliaracteristies of imrents to tlieir off-
spring.

Tlic interesting question us to wlietJier tlie environ-
iiieiit of tlie iKirent infhienees tlie offspring, and
acquired cimracteristics are inherited, or, in otlier
words, whether s)«-ed laboriously taught, as distin-
guished from "speed that is born witli the foal”
can lie transmitted, is almost as old ns the Sfieed
lists of Die thoroughbreds and harness tniT.

•And ihoiigli Die lietter opinion among brewers and
stiideiit.s is in nccord witli Mr. E.iiichild’s views,
there are now and iDways liave been many horsemen
wlio firiiil.v iH'lieve Diat b.v develo|iiiig the s|>eed of
the siiT and dam .vou materiall.v improve yonr elianee
of winning tlie Futurity witli tlie colt.

A sii|>erficial view of tlie sfatisti<-s of harness
racing or running racing certainly seems to eonfirin
tills tlieory. for Die iiercentage of grciit trotters
and riiiiiiers wliose parents were winners Iiefore them
is conspicioiisly large and constantly increasing.
Tlie real question is. of course, whetlier tliese great
trotters and runners would not hnve lieen just
as great if Dieir sires and dams liad never Imen
trained. .\ public record demonstrates that tlie
sire of tlio dam imssesses tlie siieed which the tireed-
er is seeking to obtain in tlie foal, and thus is n
valuable guide, but dm*s Die training create tlie
siK*ed. or does it merely reveal the fact that the
sought-for characteristic is there, and would it
not be traiismitled just tlie same if it remaineil uii-
develnpeil. Tlie verdict of liorsemeii and scientists
is tliat it would. — New A'ork Herald.

HODGE 1300-100 THIRD

Saturday’s Advertised Special.

BLACKIE DA'W 510-100 AVON

two Dlirds ami three losers the past week.
Tliose that follow my advice and plav losers
next out cashed on LACKA'WANNA,’ which
■WON AT 400-100.
notice: NOTICE!

I will 1 m‘ in Louisville Sunday and IConday
nnd will be back at m.v office Tuesday morning
and hope to bring some real goods hack with me.
Patrons will get tlieir wire as usual Monday.

I never misrepresent, advertising losers as
well as winners. .All wires .sent out liy me are
filcil with tills iiaper. I may have a few laid
hre.iks. Imt m.v Information gets Die money in
the end and yon don't get any favorites. 'Tin-
majority of my winners are at giaid odds. I
liave several on my list tliat are very fit tint
have not started, but when they do yon can
balk for something that will Win at goial lalds.
.An.vtime I send ,von a loser phi.v next out. as
they are ready, hut had racing luck will Iwat
a giMid horse. .Always liave .vour name on m.v
Imioks and yon will be in on nnytliing 1 get. I
mny liave a Special Tuesday, hut don’t know for
sure at tills lime. 1‘alrons wlio wire siiliscrip-
tion will please send address also for eode. ."A'li
notice taken of eommnnieations unless accom-
panied by Die nioiie.v. FI'VE DOLLARS. Six
Wires. Six Starters. One a Day, No More.
Specials Included, No Single Wires Sent.

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at 11 o'clock.

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The Reliable, Wonderful, Winning System

is giving many 4, 5. 6, 8, 10 and 15 to I shots that
win and horses that finish second at 6 and 8 to 1
to place. No handicapping: the system selects the
wrinners in a moment's notice from the entries.
STOP LOSING. START WINNING. The price is
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MORNING AFTER RACE. I desire clients of in-
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terms. WRITE or 'WIRE me your correct name
and address where my telegrams will reach you
any day.

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STATION F. LOUISVILLE. KY.

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